misanthropian00

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by misanthropian00 6y ago
It sounds like you have a kind of impairment in this regard. Most of us don't need anyone else to define 'attractive' for us. It is something we all feel when we see a face that represents certain ideals of aesthetics. For me
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
Most attractive people I've met put no work at all into diet or exercise or makeup. I will admit that makeup can have some effect though. It can turn a 6.0 into a 6.3, but it's really only good for a few tenths of a point at best.
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
There are no routines necessary to be attractive. It is something you are either born with or not born with and it is pretty obvious at a very young age.
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
Work to make themselves attractive? What are you talking about?
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_T5xhHzZjPQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5P8CkVckmA These are some links to youtube sims of the two events. It seems that the Lion Air pilot at least who of course did no
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
https://aviation.stackexchange.com/questions/61203/what-is-t... That article I think summarizes the state of the pilot error arguments back when people were still discussing this online. Two methods of disabling a
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
Every single claim you make here requires scientific evidence as in actual studies that demonstrate such effects. Are you seriously trying to argue that not wearing a mask at all is the optimal way to handle a highly infectious respiratory
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
Did it read high? I have been checked by IR thermometers hundreds of times and have never tested above 36.9C which seems to be the gate temp around here. I too have sometimes been hot and sweaty and it didn't seem to affect the results
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
Well first of all there is little evidence on both sides of the argument here. There isn't much evidence in favor of aerosol transmission and there isn't much evidence against it either. I would hope that more research can be done
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
Do you have proof that people would not wear better protection and that it would be ineffective even if they did to due fit issues? Or are you just making an assumption? The fact that N95 masks were and still are selling for such high price
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
What do you consider a small droplet? The masks are tested with 0.3 micron droplets. Do you have a source?
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
More emphasis on better masks that actually might prevent aerosol transmission and less emphasis on 6 foot distancing because such things matter little under aerosol conditions where air flow patterns dominate transmission. Also much more e
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
There is no reason to design a worse mask than N95. They could have just manufactured more N95 masks and rationed them to prevent hoarding and speculating. Every household could get an N95 mask ration card to buy masks and decon tools like
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
Yes it's a well written article by a clearly intelligent author who did his homework and knows his sources and of course we should never have ruled out short range aerosols. It's ridiculous. I think it only happened because so man
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
My heart also seems broken after a persistent cough that may or may not have been COVID. Now I take heart pills and feel very old and close to death.
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
I cannot afford $1000+ CPUs, but can you link to a review that actually shows this? I just read an anandtech review that compares AMD and Intel and I am not seeing that at all. In fact it looks like Intel still has a lead on single threaded
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
Why is it do or die just because they can't make faster CPUs? AMD can't make them either. It's the end of an entire era technologically. We all knew this day would come.It's a hard problem that requires a whole new parad
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
My Samsung phone says Made in Korea on the back. I assume that means it was assembled there and mostly uses Chinese components on the inside like everyone else. It is almost impossible to avoid China if you are in the manufacturing business
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
China is not post-industrial and without their factories US businesses would have no products to sell. China can change its mind about cooperating or drastically raise prices any time they want. The US has put itself in a very precarious po
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
This is a good example of why we have the scientific method. Not so long ago the WHO, the CDC, Fauci and pretty much everyone else was talking about how fomites were the primary means of transmission and that the virus was not airborne, tha
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
He has been cancelled. He no longer has any TV shows. He can't write for TV. It killed pretty much all of his projects. So he can do standup. So what? It's the big corps that cause the cancellation effect and they don't contr
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunar_resources Seems to have plenty of iron and titanium and aluminum, but we have spent almost no time there so we don't really know. Well when I say 'we' haven't spe