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I have had one dose of moderna but got a severe fever from it so I held off from the second.
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I had covid 8 months ago and have definitely experienced long term changes in taste and smell. Have a hard time experiencing sweetness. I don't enjoy apples or bananas anymore, they taste bitter, or like chemicals. I can't taste t
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I am lonely, and I overeat and lose sleep too.
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5y ago
Very good uwu
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So the best climate is an ice age then?
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5y ago
well I've never found a hundred dollar bill on the ground in real life, have you?
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5y ago
How about the American Medical Association make things better by increasing the number of doctors that can be licensed instead of this vacuous bullshit? They are one of the primary reasons that healthcare expenses are as high as they are an
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Giving serious, frank advice friend.
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If you really want to continue working with him (as opposed to just leaving) you'll probably just have to stop being sensitive to the screaming and berating. He has a condition, you can either excuse yourself or just have a stronger pe
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5y ago
> many small shops found they could compete by specialising in goods neglected by generalist department stores So I wasn't completely wrong.
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I wonder if these shops developed in contrast to, or rebellion against, the uniformity created by communism in East Germany (or just quirky German culture).
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he still uses money. Just indirectly, spent by others. He lives off the charity of other people.
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> Could be more financially unstable households. In my schooling experience I don't think I remember there being a correlation between household wealth and mental health issues. There were poor kids who didn't engage at all wit
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Alcohol is metabolized into aldehydes which cross link your DNA, literally preserving you as you are alive. It is a biological miracle that your body has DNA repair enzymes which can basically shrug this off. If we didn't have those en
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> It's kind of a race to the bottom if everything is treated like you're an object and not a subject, as in, blowing around in the wind by objective forces that are external. There really is a mix of external and subjective for
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I couldn't relate less to this person.
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> The mainstream of higher-ed biology is not yet fully on board and is still snickering at his work because he is an outsider I don't think people are snickering at him. He was invited to Caltech to speak this past winter. I think t
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I think there is a difference between appreciating the mundane experiences in life and thinking you've had a religious experience because you've briefly poisoned yourself. Imo they are opposites, actually.
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This is why I'm afraid to do drugs. I'm worried that it will do something to my brain so that I'm impressed by shallow experiences.
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It's called the rising standard of living. Is that not obvious?
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declines take 100s of years. No one will really notice but it will just slowly continue to get worse but not at any kind of satisfying pace, like a big crash.
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not really. They mostly showed that male blood interferes with normal female pregnancy. They could have done this through less invasive, more precise means, like transfusion, which would have allowed them to select precisely what part of ma
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It's also an American drinking song.
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LA is not influencer culture. It’s first and second gen Latino immigrants. It’s Armenians. It’s white Protestants from OC. It’s a major industrial port. It’s a real estate scam. And yes, the entertainment business is here. Thinking that LA
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“no one has the answers” “Life is really easy in actuality” “Yes, I do read a books first 10 pages and stop reading it.” Yeah we know you do buddy.
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The idea that there are only two options in life- world travel or being a corporate slave, is exactly the mindset of a shallow person.
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You don’t read a book by reading the first 10 pages. You don’t learn a culture by visiting a place for a week. You don’t make real friends in a weekend. I’ve lived in Los Angeles for 4 years and I still feel like I don’t quite understand th
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Traveling the world is a life goal for shallow people. It is a shallow experience.
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Many people don't want to work.
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yeah I was going to say Tim Cook puts on an excited hopeful demeanor that can also be interpreted as being terrified, which is probably true.
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