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by nswest23 3y ago
did anyone read the conclusion? > with notable variances in mortality and DALYs between areas, countries, sex and cancer types. Encouraging a healthy lifestyle could reduce early-onset cancer disease burden. and... > Dietary risk fact
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by nswest23 3y ago
Covid?
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by nswest23 3y ago
> Because I'm searching for new, dangerous ideas that I haven't heard before, and they're not so easy to find. You’re so close.
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by nswest23 4y ago
> 84% share of the global market who will they sell to if they ban export?
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by nswest23 4y ago
just wait till chatGPT starts including ads in results.
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by nswest23 4y ago
> The Columbia Journalism Review is about as reliable on media matters as you could want, and Jeff Gerth is a Pulitzer Prize winning journalist These bonafides aside this particular piece has faced a mountain of criticisms [1] and from a
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by nswest23 4y ago
I can’t believe that the top comments here are about this being funny. You’re laughing at a caged tiger and poking it with a stick, oblivious of what that tiger would do to you if it ever got out.
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by nswest23 4y ago
> this increases the risk profile on the company not sure why you think this is categorically true.
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by nswest23 4y ago
> relatively welcoming to people from almost any part of the world. The US has an __abundance__ of places that fit this description.
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by nswest23 4y ago
Why not just term limits then so people don't see this as a permanent career path.
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by nswest23 4y ago
He just isn't a very good writer. That's ok I guess. Some folks seem to be able to get past the alternately dull or cartoonish characters (I did get a chuckle out of the fact that the blog post mentioned realistic characters are o
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by nswest23 4y ago
She does apply it to the big bang as well. She says that it's just the simplest explanation we have and that it's probably wrong too.
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by nswest23 4y ago
I think a lot of people need to relax. It's just a little nudge to help remind you to think a little more about the actions you take.
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by nswest23 4y ago
By the time it explains more it will be too late. This is a prognostication - a warning about where we're headed. It's a caution sign by a trailhead leading to a washed out bridge.
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by nswest23 4y ago
It's not a game. The founders could not have foreseen the types of weapons that we quite arbitrarily consider to be 'guns' as described in the constitution, therefore if anyone is playing games it is the people who call thems
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by nswest23 4y ago
> All this disruption is healthy in a market long thought uncompetitive. The US market for one, is so tilted in favor of established firms that use their market positions to build moats and buy or crush any upstart competitors and focus
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by nswest23 4y ago
Pretty standard shilling here. This comment is designed to induce apathy by making the problem seem insurmountable and so convince you that it's impossible to know anything so why bother trying [to remove cancer inducing chemicals from
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by nswest23 4y ago
Define 'gun.' If there was a handheld contraption with a trigger that could fire a small nuclear projectile that could destroy an entire city would the right to have one be protected by the second amendment just because it fits th
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by nswest23 4y ago
I think you're missing the point - this is about 'adversaries' not 'foreign.'
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by nswest23 4y ago
Serious question: what is the point of an email client?
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by nswest23 4y ago
what should feelings have to do with anything in a market? In a libertarian paradise all that matters is value; if you're generating value then your employer continues employing you. criticism should be seen as an indication of engagem
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by nswest23 4y ago
Viktor Frankl wrote _Man's Search for Meaning_ [0] about his experience in a Nazi concentration camp - something that he definitely didn't have the ability to 'solve on his own,' and developed a philosophy, logotherapy,
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by nswest23 4y ago
In the future going for regular blood filtering will be like going to the dentist.
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Overwhelmed, Largest Grid Operator in US Seeks 2 Year Pause on Solar Approvals(insideclimatenews.org)
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by nswest23 5y ago
To be fair i wouldn't know that some religious schools are S-Thurs unless it was spelled out on a sign too. Guess a thorough understanding of all types of religious schools and their operating days of the week should be compulsory for
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by nswest23 5y ago
did you see the amount of packages that had been opened and littered all over?? I'd say that the risk of getting caught there was extremely low and that desperation had little to do with it and it was more opportunistic.
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by nswest23 5y ago
The point is that scientists felt compelled to hide their views for one hypothesis.
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by nswest23 5y ago
> the next time you read that Bitcoin consumes as much electricity as Sweden substitute Bitcoin spends as much on electricity as Americans spend on Halloween costumes. https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution&#x2
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by nswest23 5y ago
heat pump sounds great as long as you don't live in the half of the US where it actually gets cold in the winter.
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by nswest23 5y ago
> As someone who grew up lower-class and now makes six figures in tech, I don't think this is true. holding this opinion means you've bought into the false narrative.

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