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by msrenee 5y ago
Thanks. I've got a basic understanding of Russian and have some settings on my phone to read and write in Cyrillic, so I wasn't sure if it was something to do with that or just the way the site works.
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by msrenee 5y ago
I think I didn't do a great job of explaining what bothered me about the author's statement. There's botanical definitions and by some of those, a fig is not a fruit. What they wrote is that it's deceptive to call a fi
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by msrenee 5y ago
Where I'm at in the Midwest, that light could be miles away. It's really not possible to make a one-size-fits-all recommendation. For what it's worth, every time I've seen first responders talk about adverse weather con
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by msrenee 5y ago
I suppose if you want to narrowly define it in that way. But again, if figs are not fruits, then neither are the closely related mulberries. Pineapple is also not a fruit when defined like that. I've definitely heard it as a tongue-i
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by msrenee 5y ago
This is one of those articles where the author claims to have experience in the area and then states something so wrong you have to wonder what else they're incorrect about. "...although the word “fruit” is deceptive because figs
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by msrenee 5y ago
Don't have time to mess with it right now, but does it normally return about half results in Russian or is that something my phone/browser is doing?
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by msrenee 5y ago
Casio did make at least one smart phone around 2014. It was ruggedized and waterproof. Not very powerful and the operating system was out of date the day it came out, but I remember it fondly. It was great for fieldwork, since I didn&#x2
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by msrenee 5y ago
Mortality isn't the only important measure here. A big argument that's been made for the vaccine is that it reduces the likelihood of hospitalization. This study doesn't specifically go into hospitalizations, but out of 31
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by msrenee 5y ago
Oh, good, it looks like the vaccine also prevents myocardial infarction, multiple organ disfunction syndrome, and overdose. Better be careful though, it appears to cause lung cancer and arteriosclerosis. Or there's not much here that&
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by msrenee 5y ago
You think it's unfair for people who have young children to not be expected to also be on call 24/7? The author even specifies that they're talking about kids too young to sleep through the night. It's unfair for peopl
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I think I found the study that the website you got this info from is referencing. The 2 deaths in the control group and the 1 in the vaccine group don't appear to be attributed to covid. Honestly I can't find anywhere that says
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by msrenee 5y ago
If you could get me the sources you're drawing these conclusions from. Your summary isn't exactly helpful.
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by msrenee 5y ago
You mind linking a source for that statement?
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The person you were replying to was speaking specifically about situations where the stunt person was uncomfortable doing the stunt and felt pressured into attempting it rather than risking their job. Who said that it had to be 100% safe? T
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Then how would they sell their headphones?
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by msrenee 5y ago
But now that they know where to look for it, I'm pretty sure they'll find more.
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by msrenee 5y ago
It's very normal for minerals to occur inside of other minerals. It's called an inclusion. This can be another mineral or liquid like water or petroleum. It's really cool to see a piece of quartz with a little pocket of wa
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by msrenee 5y ago
Because they chose to do stunt work as a living, they should be expected to do them in an unsafe way? Only people who are willing to do things in unnecessarily dangerous ways should be stunt people? I feel like you've got a false dich
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by msrenee 5y ago
I have pretty high pain tolerance, but I can't handle eye injuries. I had a scratch on my cornea back in high school and I still remember how there was no ignoring it and nothing that alleviated the pain. Got a corneal ulcer a few mo
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by msrenee 5y ago
No clue. Maybe someday I'll figure out why my inlaws took their son to the Honda dealership at 20 and talked him into signing a lease on a base model Civic. He loves the thing though. I hate it and it hates me. I will say it rolled
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by msrenee 5y ago
I think I and most people around here have a different definition of an SUV than you. I'd call a RAV4 a crossover. Kind of an SUV but kind of not. You say that most SUVs are lifted sedans, but I'd argue that SUVs, at least orig
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by msrenee 5y ago
You might want to read the article you posted. Women are over represented only in the Healthcare fields. Not exactly news and is exactly what the original article here that you're calling click bait is saying.
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No.
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by msrenee 5y ago
What I got from that study is that the prognosis for myocarditis is very dependent on the cause and how much damage happens before the cause is removed. I dismissed it initially due to the website it was on. Then I spent a good half hour d
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by msrenee 5y ago
You may want to browse the website a bit and see if you feel like they might have a bias. The tables are poorly labeled and I'm honestly having trouble figuring out what subset of the population they're referring to in each column
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The lack of actual statistics to evaluate the significance of these findings means that it's hard to discern whether this is within the limits of year-to-year variation. Also note that the 2020 numbers are already consistently lower t
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by msrenee 5y ago
I've read an article about the project that's in the works to discourage future humans from digging up nuclear waste. It's a heck of a conundrum. Not that we shouldn't try, but I've got the feeling that no matter
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So 10,000 years ago is approximately the start of the agricultural revolution. So the start of cities and I believe I can get away with saying the beginning of modern civilization. So 8000 years in the future is when they expect to encoun
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I had a professor who was very excited about their work. Coming from an environmental and ecological point of view with a decent amount of idealism, I thought the whole thing was a little pie-in-the-sky wackadoodle. I feel like they do ha
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I've heard it used for bird ecology for sure. The 100th meridian is the general cutoff between eastern bird species and western bird species. I think it holds true in other areas of biology. I've driven back and forth across it

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