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by notadoc 7y ago
There are multiple links in the article referencing what you seek. > There seems to be a vauge grey line between being properly assertive and being selfish or being a jerk. Do you know someone who is assertive yet polite? If so, mimic th
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by notadoc 7y ago
Taking in more calories than are used causes weight gain. Using more calories than are consumed causes weight loss. This is rudimentary physics, there are no new theories needed to explain it.
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It's hard to imagine Apple selling many of these at their ultra high price points, but perhaps it's only by selling a $10,000 Mac that Apple can make them in the USA and maintain their desired margins?
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Interesting and important. There are probably many more intervention spots when causes of despair are considered. Other perhaps obvious indicators of risk would be likely be lay offs, prolonged unemployment, significant job or status loss,
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Most? Sounds like your own experience, but that is not the norm
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Obvious studies crack me up. It is a shame that PE is continuously being removed from many K12 school curriculums. If you get people into the habit of exercising and being active when they're young it's much easier to maintain tha
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by notadoc 7y ago
And get off social media, which is mostly mental pollution.
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Loss of insects, likely combined with the huge increase in domestic cat populations. > continue on this road and completely destroy the natural world I'd generally agree with that dystopian line of thinking.
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This is an interesting argument. I'd imagine in this field that gov contracts are more lucrative than civilian sales.
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I think he's right, the average anti-gun person has no experience with rifles (or guns in general) and is mostly spooked by a tactical appearance, not by any particular cartridge or capability.
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Because it's a tourist trap, they're all staged for tourists who pay about 10 yuan (maybe more nowadays?) to snap their picture. Cormorant fishing hasn't been used in decades, so instead the fishermen charge and pose for phot
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What's wrong with that? Work is for working, is it not?
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It's certainly not just Seattle either, the large-scale homeless/junky situation describes basically every west coast city. There's obviously a much deeper problem.
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Original study without the opinionated article: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamapediatrics/fullarticle/... Going forward, it'd probably be appropriate to only post the studies and not some sleazy cl
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Probably the politicization of science?
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What if the evidence is deemed offensive by a mob because they don’t like the scientific findings? Or what if the scientist has personal beliefs or opinions that are disagreeable to some? And what if the evidence is politically toxic?
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> I'd much prefer that the article focus on these things which helps us understand the value that they bring to the market and what makes them unique. Me too. The era of lightweight clickbait headlines can't end soon enough.
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They're called soft sciences for a reason, they're more about interpretation and opinion than hard irrefutable evidence. So this is not surprising, it's probably quite a bit higher than 50% too, and in all of the soft science
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Yea, it's almost always all clutter, kind of reminds me of all the animated gifs jammed onto pages in 1994.
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Not specifically about Google or this article, but how many people here have seen or experienced some sort of discrimination against parents in general? Like outwardly complaining that a man is asking for paternity leave (or insinuating job
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Yes but the audiobook, voice, and reader quality has been very hit and miss.
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This is cool, but... to say animations and transitions are overused on the web is an understatement. Distracting, annoying, slow, increase webpage resource use, induce nausea in a fair number of users... ask yourself, are they really nece
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by notadoc 7y ago
Great idea. Now consider something similar for Audiobooks.
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"The Dust Bowl" by Ken Burns is a fantastic documentary. Hopefully we don't repeat that experience.
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Is anyone surprised by this?
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There's still plenty of time for a burst, but it'll reach far beyond tech. Super low interest rates have created a ton of speculation globally in virtually all asset markets. This time is probably not different.
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A lot of research suggests that fasting does exactly that
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Do you consider it moral or immoral to harvest organs from prisoners, as China reportedly does? https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/china-forcefully-harvests...
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Isn't it highly likely this is already being done by various other nations already in secret labs?
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This is a great idea. You could probably turn this into a product if you were to print out notebooks where pages were the templates.

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