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mharig
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mharig
3y ago
Like influenza.
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mharig
3y ago
Show the science.
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mharig
3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Movile_Cave
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mharig
3y ago
For a potential cure: Search for 'aphantasia image streaming' on Youtube. I'm in a hurry now, maybe I will provide a link later.
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mharig
3y ago
Matrix
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mharig
3y ago
Do we need even social science? Does social SCIENCE even exists? Isn't behavioural biology 'nuff to describe the pathetic monkey horde?
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mharig
3y ago
MicroPython. On any hardware it runs. RaPi ist not the worst choice.
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mharig
3y ago
I would say 'South America'. But I do not want more Germans (or other decadent Konsumvieh from industrialised nation states) here.
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3y ago
Not only the taste of meat is affected: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/soil-depletion-aN... And the nutritional value of animal products may be affected, too: I live in South America. The lard I buy here fr
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3y ago
Duck soup is one of my favorite soups. And it is hard to get it wrong.
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3y ago
Just googled a recipe for Mrouzia (in German): https://www.ziiikocht.at/2012/06/mrouzia-sues-lammfleisch-mi...
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3y ago
On one hand, a small difference in the reproduction rate of two similar species competing for the same resources leads to extinction of the slower reproducing one in not so many generations. Even without hostilities. On the other hand, Spai
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3y ago
Do you know the thing with horses and donkeys?
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mharig
3y ago
Are you vaccinated? How often?
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mharig
3y ago
If the political pressure is big enough, yes. You cannot compare the moon landing to the COVID circus.
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3y ago
For config files and the like, StrictYAML is the way to go. https://hitchdev.com/strictyaml/why-not/toml/
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mharig
3y ago
You trust health authorities? Come on.
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3y ago
No.
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3y ago
For German speaking guys: https://www.berliner-zeitung.de/gesundheit-oekologie/harte-c...
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3y ago
Another interesting article about H. floresiensis: https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/a43645918/do-homo-f... And especially about Gregory Forth: https://allthatsinteresting.com/is-homo-fl
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3y ago
What worked for me, when I had bad sleep due to too many thoughts: Vitamine B1, 300mg Already the first pill had an tremendous effect.
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3y ago
When I moved from Europe to South America, my allergies (grass pollen, mushroom spores, dog hair, cat hair) near completely vanished.
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3y ago
You cannot find thousands in a simple, or complicated, Google search. And given the quality of medical research, and the political dimension of the topic, that induced the horde of free riders and spitlickers to publish even more garbage th
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3y ago
IIRC, the EPIC Oxford study showed that vegetarians had more colorectal cancer than the group of 'health food buyers'. But the all-cause mortality rate was near the same.
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3y ago
You made the exaggerated claim with the thousands. Ridiculous.
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3y ago
Give me examples.
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3y ago
Yo. But that can be and has to be studied.
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3y ago
#Menot The raising idiocacy of the monkey horde bothers me more and more.
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3y ago
Look at the most probable: The people responsible for the measures against COVID19 do not want, that the people know the truth. I look occasionally in medical scientific papers, and I didn't read a single one, yet, that discriminates b
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3y ago
> There is nothing inherently "civilised" about Europeans or Catholics. Change "civilised" to "domesticated", and you're there.
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