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The natural immune response is what vaccines bolster by design….
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The vaccine generalizes better without the annoyance to deathly consequences of actually contracting the virus.
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Absolutely I would because infertility is completely unrelated to the operational mechanism of the vaccine
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This is the coddling of the American mind, unfortunately.
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Why should we coddle these peoples delusions?
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The M1X or M2 Mac Minis would be an excellent datacenter device if it wasn't for the licensing issues.
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Concept is very cool. The PineNote seems to nail some of it, though I'm not sure about the battery life (definitely not the battery type). If the PineNote could output its desktop when docked it would be a very interesting product I&#x
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> A narrative that (white) men are uniformly privileged and life is just easy for them. And a narrative that those men aren’t wanted by society any more. As a brown person I think the former is definitely still true. The latter is defini
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The US isn't Australia and it definitely isn't China. What coercive measures have eroded our civil liberties?
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Must be nice to be able to go to Google just by "deciding" to.
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> if they took a class at the same institution... doesn't that mean they got a repeat? Strange. yes > as they probably had interesting trajectories. Not every physics professor went to a top school and published groundbreaking r
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> I'm not sure it's easy to discuss the high school transcripts of people with university posts. How did you get in touch with this information? Because 95% of the time high school work doesn't transfer to the college leve
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We already segregate people based on intelligence, it’s called selective school admissions (and Google HC). People like me are left out for good reason - we simply are genetically defective. Unfortunately I don’t see much way out of this ou
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This is true, and why people like me are considered inherently unworthy. You’re both saying the same thing?
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> gifted persons" solely by genetically selecting the parents among the population of "gifted persons"? Yes, this is why top schools are designed to segregate out stupid people - positive eugenics.
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I do wonder what’s gained by this. There are plenty of physics professors (perhaps even most) that didn’t do calculus until college or at least senior year of high school, what’s the advantage?
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I don’t know if that’s true - I’m very skeptical of the idea $300k is anything but the very low end of Dartmouth grads.
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I don't know about that, there are lots of people around my age like OP that aren't well represented in personal finance advice columns. My net worth is only around $300k as of today, which I'd imagine is on the lower end of
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What should the net worth of someone like OP be by 25? I really wonder how far behind I am compared to my more savvy investor peers.
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The problem Is I see reminders to my failures constantly (I have mint.com open on one of my monitors). I can’t easily escape being an abject failure because of my lack of social class and status.
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At this point in my life I definitely wouldn't try to date a conservative. The cultural gaps between cosmopolitanism and (everything else) have become increasingly large, especially for a person of color like myself. With that said, no
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I think I recall your name from Reddit. But while race definitely mattered (and more), religion mattered in-race as well. Same thing for casteism in India. Religion matters, but so does caste even within Hinduism.
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That’s not how 10% attrition works at any notable company.
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Probably because it's all bullshit spun up as a foreign intelligence operation.
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I love seeing that I’m literally mentally challenged compared to this third grader. Christ I hate myself.
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The Oculus Quest 2 and Half Life Alyx beg to differ
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Very cool project, though not yet at the point where non-MIT untermensch like me can build a replica easily. I’m eagerly awaiting prebuilt controller+force feedback kits that we can attach to our own gloves (instead of getting them from ret
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It’s not wrong though
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I make $200k as a mid-level and that’s considered low. I’m not in NYC. Side note - fan of your username.
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They’ve become the party whose base ranges from the urban (cosmopolitan) to the suburban now instead of the previous urban (ethnic workers and people of color) and rural. Even as recently as 2008 Democrats were competitive in flyover countr
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