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Source? Everything I've read says that women are more likely to live in poverty. Stats on poverty by sex and age in the United States: https://www.statista.com/statistics/233154/us-poverty-rate-b... Worldwid
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Do you have any studies tracking the sex of study participants in psychology? I know that in clinical trials, historically the majority of participants are male: "After the tragedies caused by the use of thalidomide in pregnant women,
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8y ago
"I am, somehow, less interested in the weight and convolutions of Einstein's brain than in the near certainty that people of equal talent have lived and died in cotton fields and sweatshops." - Stephen Jay Gould
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8y ago
They're basically bypassing all hard-fought labor laws by using contractors.
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Thanks for the thorough response.
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This varies state by state, and California is notorious as one of the states with stricter gun laws. In many parts of the country, person-to-person gun sales (without a firearms license) are common and police rarely investigate them.
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8y ago
I thought the modern view of natural selection is that it occurs at multiple levels - gene, individual organism, group selection, etc.
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Is the dose administered during these sessions high enough to cause hallucinogenic effects? Could you describe what your depressive symptoms were like before/after treatment? How many sessions did it take before you saw improvement? Al
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8y ago
Yes. There's a good article here explaining why various static analysis tools didn't catch Heartbleed: https://dwheeler.com/essays/heartbleed.html >It is known that OpenSSL does not directly allocate and
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It can definitely happen. I'm guessing it varies state by state, but I was hit by a car while out running. I was crossing at a green light, didn't press the button, and a car made a left turn at the same time and hit me. The po
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So not only do we have to worry about websites we actually use being compromised, but we also have to worry about these sketchy third-party companies that have purchased our data being hacked.
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https://outline.com/6p5YjC
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8y ago
What areas of mathematics are you interested in learning about? I would also pick up Principles of Mathematical Analysis by Rudin.
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8y ago
Naltrexone is an opioid antagonist, meaning that it blocks your opioid receptors and basically prevents opioids from having an effect. Naltrexone and naloxone (another opioid antagonist) are used in treating opiate addictions. Not an exper
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8y ago
What do you mean by homogeneous?
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8y ago
I take 400mg before interviews when I'm job hunting. Unlike benzodiazepines, it doesn't seem to affect my problem solving ability at all. The effect is pretty mild compared to stronger anti-anxiety medication, but for me it seem
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8y ago
There's tons of popular stories with an evil witch or stepmother...
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8y ago
A lot of the quora answers on topics outside of computer science and math are just plain wrong, especially in history, philosophy, and economics.
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8y ago
Maybe he shouldn't have choked his terminally ill wife.
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Yup. Anti-trust legislation has lost its teeth. Analyzing monopolies based on whether there is harm for the individual consumer is completely insufficient for determining whether a company is a monopoly. From "Amazon's Antitrust
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10y ago
Having a successful company that appeals to a broad range of users is related to having a diverse staff. Reddit has serious problems with blatant racism, sexism, and harassment on many of the larger subreddits. Until they start taking these
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12y ago
I sent an email asking about the crypto challenge but didn't get a reply :( My email is my username @ gmail.
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>Each factor of two a politician outspends their competitor in an election by only tends to get them another 1% of the vote. Source? That's really interesting - I would have expected it to have a much larger impact.
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Could I possibly email you for advice? I have a friend in a similar situation and I'm trying to help him find a job in Seattle. Edit: My email is [my username] AT gmail.com
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I don't think you need an app for this at all. What I've started doing is just printing a calendar and writing down whatever I've accomplished that day - sort of a reverse to-do list. Looking at whatever I did yesterday remin
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13y ago
There is useful coloring - "Beginners, start by clicking the html box and the next lessons you should learn will get highlighted."
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So, how can we fix this? I like the idea of crowdsourcing funding, as with the Ubuntu Edge ( http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/ubuntu-edge ). They aren't asking for funding quite on the same scale as the Hyperloop,
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Yeah, the numbers don't really make sense. My parents made over $100k per year and I still received about $20k in grants and low-interest student loans, AND I worked part-time during the school year in addition to full time during the
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I'm slightly confused about the logistics of this because I also attended Carnegie Mellon and received around $20k in financial aid per calendar year (grants and Stafford loans combined), and my parents made over $100k. If this isn
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13y ago
Maybe this is just me, but most of the comments sound like useful (yet harsh) feedback on basic usability issues.
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