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ohbleek
7y ago
That was not data, that was a guess about your class.
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ohbleek
7y ago
I get so tired of this argument. If you were raised eating meat then you'll likely have tendencies to eat meals based around meat. Meat substitutes make sense in the current world and given the typical diet of western cultures. It doe
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ohbleek
7y ago
If you think there isn’t a market for a dual screen device, step into a med school or any professional school. Half of my classmates carry around two devices specifically to have a second screen for referencing videos, notes, articles, etc.
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ohbleek
7y ago
Just to add to your comment: Excess mortality is the number of deaths, or mortality, caused by a specific disease, condition, or exposure to harmful circumstances such as radiation, environmental chemicals, or natural disaster. It's a
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ohbleek
7y ago
The statement makes perfect sense. A closed system does not mean there cannot be an external actor. Your statement however, is intentionally superficially dispassionate.
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ohbleek
8y ago
These kinds of comparisons just don’t work and they come off as being an odd sort of defensive reply. Not to mention it’s a false equivalence. In the end though it’s a personal choice that really doesn’t need to be criticized, whether it i
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8y ago
I truly hope she is able to find others she can work with in order to maintain and build Sci-Hub. She is an inspiration and a great example to those of us that believe in the ideals of transparency, freedom, and the pursuit of truth through
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ohbleek
8y ago
If I may, let me apply your comment to something else: 50% of phone calls made each day in the US are fake robocalls, that’s reflective of the phone system as a whole, wouldn’t you say? The fake volume may be reflective of bitcoin price or
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ohbleek
8y ago
This situation perfectly illustrates how underutilized pharmacists are in the health care system. A few states are passing laws that will allow pharmacists to prescribe certain medications but it’s happening slowly due to the typical pressu
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8y ago
Even if private actors were not involved, there wouldn’t be any way to verify that the information was destroyed by a governmental department. I suppose that is a possible area where a public blockchain that broadcasts the storage and delet
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ohbleek
9y ago
I'm not sure I agree that it would be swept under the rug, seeing that you can mention those earlier issues without explaining them. Outrage and discussion occurred the same way they are now, and just like in those cases, not much is
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ohbleek
9y ago
I personally worked on developing the Investigative Brochure for procedure in preparation for the Phase 3 clinical trials at MAPS. The concerns regarding neurotoxicity are mitigated through dosage and low frequency. The ideal treatment pla
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ohbleek
9y ago
I see your point but you're falling into circular logic, with PR becoming the answer to any question concerning his success. It's likely the case that great PR resulted from extraordinary products and those products succeeded from
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ohbleek
9y ago
They wouldn't be totally wrong if they made that argument. Although, I personally believe that if you already own the game in one format, it's fine to use a ROM on an emulator. I'm open to other arguments though.
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ohbleek
9y ago
It's like the difference between a long-term member and someone on a trial membership. There is a difference.
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ohbleek
10y ago
I'm not sure where you get your Informaton but for one, in order to re-order contact lenses you must have a current rx (within 1-2 years) and it is standard to get an eye exam every year. Many people have eyesight that progressively ge
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ohbleek
10y ago
Will you share what you're using as a blocker and on which device?
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ohbleek
10y ago
It doesn't stop terrorist attacks. You undermined your entire comment by implying that it does.
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ohbleek
11y ago
Good. They're just making the case for bitcoin.
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11y ago
Wow, Tokyo was nothing close to this for me. I only visited for two weeks but I was SURROUNDED by helpful people. For example, on my second day there, right after getting off at my stop, I realized that I lost my phone on the bus. I waited
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11y ago
Their conclusions are confusing. The simplest explanation does not involve any bee psychology assumptions, but instead: increased waggle dance from caffeine -> more energy exerted -> more trips to nectar to keep up energy levels this
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ohbleek
11y ago
I love the site and found it through filmspotting. Any plans for adding support for kodi? (there's an addon already but it isn't updated regularly)