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msrenee
4y ago
If he is convicted of a felony and does run for president again, then he won't be able to vote, right? Maybe it'll be an impetus to create a clearer path for convicted felons who served their time and don't reoffend to regain
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4y ago
Ah, now I can reply. It wasn't letting me for a while there. Probably because you repeatedly edited your comment. The study you linked says that for a certain measure, it works better according to a grand total of two studies they lo
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4y ago
>12-step programs are empirically superior to any alternative ... You'll want to reread your study there. For most of the criteria they measured, the conclusion was that AA performed as well as other interventions. Not better. It
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4y ago
Where in the article does it mention chicken meat? I see pork, beef, and prepared foods. Excess profits can be caused by any number of things. If the price of the eggs increased exactly enough to match inflation and loss from avian influe
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4y ago
She lives on the property and I'd be very surprised if she was willing to get used to it, lol. If I had my own place, I'd have a donkey already. Good security critters and fluffy and sweet. And peacocks, speaking of obnoxious a
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4y ago
Is it? The only source they cite for the claim of price-gouging is a group that's against large scale animal production and GMOs. They've got their own reasons to make the accusation. Honestly, it's probably true, but then
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4y ago
Those are some very cute donkeys! As much time as I've spent around horses and even mules, I've only really gotten to play with a couple donkeys. There's just not a lot of them around here. It's a shame. I'd have
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4y ago
I've honestly gone to Facebook groups nowadays. I don't love the company, but it does seem to be one of the last places I can find fellow nerds of my specific niche interests.
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4y ago
Unless it's changed completely since I bolted from there a couple years ago, they absolutely do. Anyone who had been using the site for more than a few weeks generally understood the difference.
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4y ago
2005 is well over a decade ago and that's very much on the conservative end of when I remember the selection of search terms as being very important and a sort of art form.
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4y ago
Google has gotten way better at interpreting search queries formulated like natural speech. It used to be you had to know what sort of keywords together would get you the results you were interested in. Now I can type in "what is the
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4y ago
People on the coasts and even in the big cities in the Midwest just can't seem to wrap their heads around the fact that a lot of us wouldn't be willing to live in New York City or California for all the money in the world. It
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4y ago
What's happening to lower middle class kids in Iowa? I'm honestly just confused here. To my knowledge, they're getting decent lower middle class jobs and doing fine. Maybe going off to college and moving to the coast, prob
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4y ago
Because you don't get to choose your insurance provider in the US. Your employer does that.
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4y ago
Where do you get the idea that women are miserable due to being able to choose not to have kids early in life? That they're still miserable without kids and that they'd be more satisfied if they had children and no freedom? There
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4y ago
Empowerment of women made not being forced to take a husband and pop out babies an option. The birth control pill gave women a choice and a ton of them immediately jumped on it to escape from the cycle of being constantly pregnant or breas
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4y ago
Well, I don't have any specific examples off the top of my head, but it's not that unusual for a loanword to disappear from the language it was borrowed from and then wind up reintroduced in some form to the original language.
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4y ago
I'm certainly not advocating making those foods more difficult to access. Exactly the opposite, in fact. I think we need to make access to healthier food cheaper and easier. As far as there being no severe side effects, it looks like
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4y ago
Awesome, I'll try another server.
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So the article says no, then there's a paragraph about how barometric pressure predicts incoming weather and that can be felt in sensitive joints. Which is the mechanism I've always heard for it. Kind of a dime-a-dozen article fr
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I can put down enough calories in a meal to make a garbage truck blush. It's not necessarily that skinny people (or somewhat squishy people who carry it discreetly in my case) don't eat all of their food. It can also be that whe
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4y ago
I expect they would as well. However, I was replying to a comment that claimed this drug or something similar could be the solution to obesity and I have serious doubts about that. An improvement in health and longevity, even if it's
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I get where you're coming from and want to clarify that my issue is not that you may have to stay on it for the rest of your life. I'm concerned that even while on the drug, your body could get accustomed to it, and you'd end
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If the weight stays off even after 10 years on the drug, then that's great in my book. Nicotine, caffeine, and bariatric surgery all reduce your appetite in the short run, but your body eventually adapts and your weight starts climbin
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4y ago
Are they the solution to obesity? I'm curious as to whether the weight stays off long term. 10 or more years at least or else it's just another bandaid. What we need is better access to nutritious food that doesn't take up
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4y ago
Hopefully you mean tell the pilots to abort and not start the process itself. What if there's something on the runway or the runway is too short or slick for the plane to decelerate? There's differences between conditions and ru
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Do you think they might be inspired by the Temple Grandin lens of autism? She's accomplished so much in a field that basically didn't exist before her and against a massive amount of adversity. She's a time-worn example of
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Because apparently that doesn't count and they still have to prevent cross-contamination. >Some companies include statements on labels that say a food “may contain” a certain product or that the food is “produced in a facility” that
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That was my first word on the subject. Just thought I'd pull the quote from your link that says the opposite of what you're saying. It may have originally come from statistics, altbough I don't think that's the case. T
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