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by novia 8y ago
I find your hypothesis intriguing, but I'm curious about how you would be able to test it and possibly disprove it.
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by novia 8y ago
>these results suggest that under rare circumstances (in a few sorts of mitochondrial disease), mitochondria can be transmitted paternally. "Although biparental inheritance of mtDNA and heteroplasmy coincided with disease symptoms i
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by novia 8y ago
Sorry for the weird use of language. I was thinking of animal suffering as an ingredient in the meal. Akin to how people say, "the secret ingredient is love."
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by novia 8y ago
Since they are only available in restaurants (until March 2019), this may have something to do with the preparation method used. I've read in reviews of the product that if you overcook it, such that all the pink color in the middle of
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by novia 8y ago
I used to feel this way until I tried an impossible burger (1.0, I presume). I thought the only way to allow the more carnivorous of us to have a satisfying meal while eliminating animal suffering was to grow petri dish meat. Impossible bur
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by novia 8y ago
Half the goal of note taking is not writing down anything that will implicate you in a future legal battle.
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by novia 8y ago
I think you are being downvoted because of the pun at the end of your comment, but if you don't mind sharing, I would love to learn how OTA antennas work.
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by novia 8y ago
I have no idea why you are being downvoted. Your comment is spot-on. Anyone care to explain?
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by novia 8y ago
> What possible benefit could LMCU receive if you log in four times a month instead of just the one time to pay off your credit card? There is none, it's a dark pattern. I don't login to pay off my credit card, that's set
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by novia 8y ago
>if you spend a modest $500/month on your debit card you're leaving at least $10 on the table in credit card cash back, not to mention the other benefits that come with using a credit card I use a credit card and then pay it of
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by novia 8y ago
I get 3% interest on my checking account at LMCU (up to a balance of $15K). Because of this, I didn't find robinhood's product unbelievable. https://www.lmcu.org/personal/banking/checking-accounts/ma
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by novia 8y ago
https://www.futurity.org/nasal-spray-brain-cancer-1859772/ My wording was a bit off. The nerves in your nasal passageways apparently bypass the bbb altogether.
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by novia 8y ago
There is a specific danger associated with the water going up your nose. Things that go up your nose have better access to the blood brain barrier. Don't snort unboiled water kids.
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by novia 8y ago
The temperature of a typical hot water tank is 120-140 degrees Fahrenheit, which is significantly less than the boiling point of water, 212 degrees Fahrenheit. If the water tank temperature is just a little lower, at 115 degrees, it's
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by novia 8y ago
Buy Lyft now, profit later when Uber buys them out.
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by novia 8y ago
done * wearing them. Would edit but it's too late now.
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by novia 8y ago
I owned a pair. They were not difficult to clean. You'd just wash them with soap and water when you were some wearing them, and leave them out to dry. The next morning they'd be ready to wear again.
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by novia 8y ago
Hi, I'm a woman. #1 is definitely the more likely scenario, based on conversations I've had with other women without large breasts. The only people who like wearing bras are people who feel like they need support for whatever reas
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by novia 8y ago
There is no reason to suspect that this would be useful for human nutrition. It's not all about humans. Sometimes we just discover cool things.
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by novia 8y ago
Hi, hello, I'm a person who didn't know, so the clarification was valuable to me.
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by novia 8y ago
BaaS (Boss as a Service)
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by novia 8y ago
>but I presume Germany can't really avoid cold harsh look at the topic of WW II for example I'm sure they could find a way to avoid it. From what I've heard, talking to German citizens, Germany has made the choice to confr
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by novia 8y ago
Oh, I gotcha. I thought the birds were only flying above, not landing and eating. In that case, wouldn't the onus be on the harvester to not pick produce that has obvious bird poop on it?
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by novia 8y ago
Why not require the animal farmers to irradiate all poop that they put into their lagoons? For context, it is my understanding that E. coli breakouts are caused by those lagoons overflowing during rainstorms if they are not managed correctl
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by novia 8y ago
Birds typically poop as they take off to fly. Less weight to carry. E. coli outbreaks are typically caused by animal farm runoff, especially from hog or cattle farms.
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How advertising made turkey and cranberry sauce into Thanksgiving traditions(pbs.org)
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by novia 8y ago
"The images you see here were all taken between 1996 and 2009" 9-22 years old. some of them were well within the internet era. I looked up more info on the shutter sound accompanying photographs taken on smartphones. This has been
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by novia 8y ago
Hi! I implied that the author was the photographer when I asked why she chose to creepshot mostly women and children. Additionally, the implication in my comment was that if she had done the same thing to a man, it would also be a creepshot
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by novia 8y ago
My definition of creepshot is a photo taken of someone without their knowledge. The photographer may have gone back to get consent from the people photographed after the fact, but I found no mention of it in the article. The only mention of
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by novia 8y ago
Why did the author mostly creepshot women and children?

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