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Hey! The weather is perfect for working all year round and never doing anything nice!
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You’ll know! I’ve been doing a lot of “base” training over the last few months and I feel a lot faster. And my Strava data agrees
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If that was true then how would any other single celled organism be able to exist?
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2y ago
They tend to concentrate in muscle cells, so fat cells themselves will not help much
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The more the merrier, yes. I’m an amateur road cyclist and most of my training is spent in the lower heart-rate “zones” trying to train my mitochondria. The theory is that for endurance sports the key variable is your mitochondria’s capacit
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Like alcohol or oxygen?
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Do you mean cell membranes? Animals such as humans do not have cell walls outside of their cell membranes like many bacteria, plants, fungi etc.
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For real. I was talking to an academic friend who claims that she doesn’t do politics then I had to remind her about the 5 steps she uses when she wants to get someone fired (starts with creating negative narratives then gets worse from the
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Turbo
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This is so depressing. If it was publicly owned I’d love to see Royal Mail replicate Amazon Marketplace. The government could even legislate against first preference so Amazon cannot penalise sellers for offering goods for a lower price on
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That’s called deliberately “running down” a service so it can be sold off on the cheap to your friends. Same thing happened with water and rail privatisation in the UK. When the railways were finally privatised there were several fatal trai
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> Respected or not she’s making the argument the “the body keeps the score,” which is redolent of the discredited book of the same name. The body keeps the score is discredited?
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This is great but… isn’t there something fundamentally eye-straining about capturing media at a given 'interocular' distance and then displaying it to a person at their own individual and different 'interocular' distance
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It’s really harsh that Katalin Karikó got such a backlash for calling academia like it is in her book. Academics are as much courtiers these days as they are researchers.
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I don’t know if it was an urban legend but my father told me of a user who called support because they could not find the “any” key.
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That’s pretty much the entire promise of capital A Agile (Scrum, Safe etc). It provides a framework for people without any knowledge or passion for software development to micromanage software engineers while ignoring agile principles and n
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This troll is hungry. I forget the name of the playbook, but it’s so obvious it’s painful
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Much, much more peaceful. Once parties lack the resources for war and have to come to peace, it often takes hold in unexpectedly strong ways
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How luxurious of you to have such thoughts in the face of genocide
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Waste of time point scoring?
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The key problem here is that by privatising government services in the form of a non-profit there ceases to be proper democratic oversight of the organisations involved. The possible solutions are therefore very obvious, either bring these
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A break from reality is a very mild way of saying THC induced schizophrenia
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India and Jamaica come to mind, but one had their GDP drained from 23% to just 4% of global GDP by British colonialism and the other is a former slave colony so those examples might have rather more significant downward pressure on producti
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Relative to alcohol this is probably a good thing but I think most people grossly underestimate the negative impact of daily cannabis use. I’ve seen many people slowly deteriorate. Cannabis psychosis is no fun at all
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Just a housekeeping note: it seems a lot of the arguments in this thread have entrenched into parents rights vs child’s rights. In my jurisdiction Children have rights and parents have responsibilities, and so it should be.
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This statement seems to be based on a false premise that foster care is bad care (it is often very good care where I originate from, UK) and ignores the fact that sometimes parents kill their children and that there are many children in des
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You think present day America should be judged by the same standards as Genghis Khan‘s Mongol Empire?
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https://web.archive.org/web/20240512104818/https://www.nytim...
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Palestine and international solidarity: Left Berlin
(theleftberlin.com)
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Is that a press release?
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