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by mjbeswick 3y ago
I guess he can't see the irony in such a statement!?
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by mjbeswick 3y ago
People living longer and cancer being diagnosed and reported more are the reasons for higher cancer rates. The rates of all kinds of cancer have been rising. If it was being cause by radio waves you would expect it to be certain kinds of ca
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by mjbeswick 3y ago
Or maybe because possibly interfering the operation of other electrical devices, that have only been tested to operate with certain levels of external interference; is a bad thing!
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by mjbeswick 3y ago
In what way do you think it is dangerous? Spoiler alert; it's not. The main reason there are such power limits is because electrical devices are tested to withstand certain levels of interference from external sources. Mobile phone var
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by mjbeswick 3y ago
Meat is the most nutritious food you can eat, as it contains all the nutrients you need. There isn't any other food which compares to meat in that regard (with the exception of eggs).
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by mjbeswick 3y ago
Processing is still significant, as it includes the use of food additives to extends the self life and maintain quality. Salt is also a big component, as it flavour enhancer.
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by mjbeswick 3y ago
The reason many food contain added sugar is because that is what people choose to buy! It's really easy to avoid sugar if you buy raw foods and actually cook, rather than convenience food. It's also cheaper. The solution is educat
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by mjbeswick 3y ago
You could say for people of authority in organised religions!?
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by mjbeswick 3y ago
Cardiovascular exercise isn't the most beneficial, high intensity strength training is; as has all the benefits of cardio, whiles improving strength and working the whole body.
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by mjbeswick 3y ago
I have been a weight lifter for 20 years, practiced BJJ and dabbled in Yoga. Yoga practitioners really are not strong by any measure. It's a terrible form of exercise, although it is good for improving flexibility which is good if you
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by mjbeswick 3y ago
Not at all. Yoga doesn't get you heart rate up, require much strength or increase bone density. It does improve flexibility, but that really isn't much of a benefit on it's own.
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by mjbeswick 3y ago
There is historical data which suggests that there has been two ice ages in the time of modern humans. The climate only appears to be stable when observed over a short timespan. I don't think there is any doubt that human activity is c
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by mjbeswick 3y ago
The irony is that people are forgetting where all that carbon came from in the first place, before plants captured it from the atmosphere! Humans are contributing to climate change, but the climate had constantly changed throughout history.
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by mjbeswick 3y ago
In Europe rapeseed oil is used such products.
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by mjbeswick 3y ago
It's going to be near on impossible to create a chatbot that cannot be manipulated into giving an answer which is user wants to hear. Even people are not completely immune to this.
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by mjbeswick 3y ago
I persons base metabolic rate doesn't vary that much. You will hear people claim to have a slow metabolism, but in reality it makes little difference. Most people do not do enough physical activity for it to make much of a difference e
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by mjbeswick 3y ago
The Surrey accent is close what most people most people consider middle class / standard English which is close to received pronunciation, but more natural sounding. In other areas other the country it's considered posh!?
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by mjbeswick 3y ago
It depends on how you define tall. Logically there should be as many short people as tall people! Fat people are discriminated against, but the question is how much should obesity be catered for, and what range in body size? Alcoholics and
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by mjbeswick 3y ago
It's just as possible that potential employers were put off by this personal personality and the HR issues they may present
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by mjbeswick 3y ago
Many manager are reluctant of hiring members of certain minority groups, as they are afraid of the potential HR issues; as far too many people play the discrimination card when they are involved in any kind of conflict or face disciplinary
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by mjbeswick 3y ago
Such a person would be at a higher risk of many health issues, which the military would be responsible for providing care for and they might be a liability if a combat situation developed around them. They may also be seen as lacking in sel
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by mjbeswick 3y ago
I have a BMI of 35 (obese) but have been weight training for 20 years and have a low body fat percentage. It works as a rough guide as it is easer to calculate than body fat percentage. Most people that go to the gym don't have much mu
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by mjbeswick 3y ago
Many more people die from taking over the counter pain killers ever year, but few people take any notice the death is a potential side-effect of paracetamol or Ibuprofen!
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by mjbeswick 3y ago
The problem is that side effects are massively over reported. I don't have the original source, but I came across a report on a double blind test of one of the COVID vaccines where 50% of the participants received the vaccine verses 50
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by mjbeswick 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcohol_powder
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by mjbeswick 4y ago
"I'm sorry Dave i can't do that..."
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by mjbeswick 4y ago
or just modify the log!
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by mjbeswick 4y ago
It's seem like such a far reaching issue that I'm surprised it hasn't triggered a general strike.
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by mjbeswick 4y ago
Rail companies are getting the blame here, but the real problem is that paid leave isn't a statutory employment right protected by law. Here in the UK full time employees are entitled to 28 day paid annual leave, although I have work f
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by mjbeswick 4y ago
If this is correct it is alarming to think that so many young people have a mental health disorder. Which begs the question: Is this really just over diagnosis, or are young people becoming ever less resilient?

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