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by raducu 6y ago
> but we came to the conclusion that we are utterly incompatible and cooled off the romantic part completely > I hoped things would turn around Tell your wife that. I feel that I am also incompatible with my wife on an intellectual le
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by raducu 6y ago
I'm not a beekeeper, and sure, the modern hives are also optimized for productivity and easy access(bees are forced to produce more honey than they would naturally produce) -- but hives entrances have certain dimensions taken from natu
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by raducu 6y ago
My running theory is that western society is built around depriving men of certain emotions that say "you are good enough as you are and should be appreciated just as you are"; be that touch, sex (how many times have I heard this
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by raducu 6y ago
It is sad and it robs (mostly) men of those calming and grounding human emotions. When I had COVID-19, I was taken by an ambulance to the hospital. I was wearing two masks duct taped to my face and the paramedic was wearing one of those whi
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by raducu 6y ago
I get what you are saying, but it just proves that touch is vilified in the western world. Touch is extremely important for the development of the newborn, and I'm sure it is for the wellbeing of adults; just because we can do without
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by raducu 6y ago
Just like "new study shows people are shedding coronavirus for months" when they are just saying people test positive for RT-PCR tests, without trying to cultivate the virus from those tested as "positive for months".
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by raducu 6y ago
Hives are already a protective bubble, if the bees could make it more secure, they would. We could make lasers driven by ML to identify the hornets and shoot them down as they approach a hive, but that would be really expensive :)
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by raducu 6y ago
Because a lot of people, the kind that matter politically, don't like to sit and think of concise messages, actions and implications, in fact, don't like deep thought at all, they just like to interrupt, ask stupid questions witho
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by raducu 6y ago
Offtopic: is it just me that can't comprehend this title? I'm not a native english speaker, but this has happened all too often to me in the recent past and I'm thinking if I should be worried.
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by raducu 6y ago
What is wrong with locking on "this" ? Making the locks public, I sort of get (like making any field public) -- you have multiple locks, you need to ensure they are accessed in a certain order and if you make them public, you cann
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by raducu 6y ago
Why do you find that garbage? The human hand sensors/fine muscle control is insanely good. I don't think we are remotely close building anything that general-purpose and that precise.
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by raducu 6y ago
Is it really? I thought you generally can scale trains by adding more wagons.
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by raducu 6y ago
Also the R&D budget for self-driving cars is bottomless. There's a limit to the R&D budget for assembling THIS year's iphone, above which it's just better to use humans.
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by raducu 6y ago
My point was -- if gravity is not a force, it does not require a force carrier so there is no point for gravitons to exist.
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by raducu 6y ago
So, do gravitons exist or not?
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by raducu 6y ago
Yeah, people seem to be getting denser by the year.
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by raducu 6y ago
Brain size does correlate with intelligence WITHIN a species.
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by raducu 6y ago
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1102.5604v1.pdf
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by raducu 6y ago
> MDMA can be neurotoxic if taken repeatedly and heavily I remember back in the days on a certain research chemicals subreddit where people were raving about the "borax combo" -- a mix of 4 or 5 substances that were indistingui
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by raducu 6y ago
Having good lyrics in music? Poetry that actually sounds good? Paintings that make sense and take skill instead of bullshit art? Repairing relationships and mending things? Cooking for themselves?
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by raducu 6y ago
Our brains decreased by a golf ball size in the past couple thousand years. It is much easier for stupid people to survive today.
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by raducu 6y ago
Vertigo only happened once for a couple of minutes and my ENT doctor told me to notify her if it hapens again. But the Epley maneuver seems better than being spun on q chair; unless the otholit is stuck, in that case, the spinning chair see
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by raducu 6y ago
I was checked by an ENT doctor and I'm keeping in touch with her. She told me she had a patient who went completely deaf after COVID and others complaining about tinnitus and that she's seen this before with other viral infections
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by raducu 6y ago
Shouldn't there be some kind of radiation detectable if fusion did occur?
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by raducu 6y ago
I get that it is a bad article. However, I'm worried about my tinnitus that I got some 20+ days after COVID and an episode of verigo I got 40+ days after, even though I have IgG antibodies. Do I still have the virus in my brain where I
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by raducu 6y ago
I did not yet find a source for 300mcg slow release, I take 300 mcg vanilla melatonin. I take melatonin in syrup/drops form -- it is jus that I take 2 or 3 drops (150mcg each) instead of 10 or 20, as is advertised. I was saying that I&
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by raducu 6y ago
I used to take 3mg melatonin -- this used to work for a day or two, but then it stopped working. I switched to 300mcg or 450mcg and it just keeps working, no tolerance whatsoever (actually, after 4-5 days of getting into a sleeping routine
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by raducu 6y ago
I love zolpidem too much, that's why I don't use it. The best functional case for zolpidem/ambien that I've found is to first fall asleep with melatonin, and if I waked up before 4 AM, I'd take 5mg of zolpidem and b
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by raducu 6y ago
I loved listening to Isaac Arthur's youtube videos, and it helps a lot in falling asleep(then I discovered low dosage melatonin). His voice is so calming and re-assuring and the background music also helps. The O'Neill cylinders s
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by raducu 6y ago
Try 300-450 mcg of melatonin -- I get 5 hours of good sleep this way. I hope I can find some slow release, 300mcg melatonin to take after my melatonin drops to extend this great sleep to 8 hours.

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