opportune

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   by opportune 10y ago

   Not to be a dick, but it sounds like you actually just drank a can of placebo. Sugar intake isn't correlated with increased heart rate or inattentiveness in healthy people. The myth of the sugar rush can likely be attributed to confirm
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   by opportune 10y ago

   Warning, informal logic ahead: A substance A can be a net promoter of both a compound B and a compound C, even if the compound B suppresses C, provided that the direct promotion of A on C is greater than the direct suppression of B on C per
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   by opportune 10y ago

   It's common for Doctors and Biochemists themselves to do shitty science in spite of their fancy titles, as evidenced by the vast amount of contradictory and non-reproducible results in both fields [1]. Obviously the field itself isn&#x
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   by opportune 10y ago

   But is it deep and meaningful?
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   by opportune 10y ago

   So is this due to zoning regulations or what? Seems kind of ironic for the former hippy capital of the world (speaking of the bay in general here) to be pricing non-millionaires out of the area.
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   by opportune 10y ago

   I feed my children only sunshine and they usually stop complaining after 2-4 weeks.
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   by opportune 10y ago

   So HR has a vested interest in doing a poor enough job in hiring people that will not stay long (i.e. churn) so that they maintain their need to hire more people? Interesting thought.