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by shlant 3y ago
> in some cases actually sped up their death with use of ventilators The ventilator argument is brought up a lot so I wanted to share an article going over the related evidence: "Based on the evidence at hand, we can reasonably say
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by shlant 3y ago
What about the chart leads you to that conclusion?
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by shlant 3y ago
no they haven't[1][2]. Please stop perpetuating this myth 1. https://twitter.com/Botanygeek/status/1149968041964396545 2. https://deniseminger.com/2011/05/31/wild-and-ancient-fr
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by shlant 3y ago
I think you may be confused about what you're responding to. As far as I understand, they are talking about ICE vehicles, not EVs: "China has a much larger problem with unsellable ICE vehicles which don't meet the new emissio
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by shlant 3y ago
> I've also tried my fair share of psychedelics and find it completely laughable that people try to raise them up as these spiritual or therapeutic tools. Just because they make you hallucinate does not mean they "open up your
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by shlant 3y ago
please top minimizing the real risks of using psychedelics (especially for certain groups of people predisposed to mental health issues). You make normalizing them harder and you do more damage than if you were just honest about it. The war
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by shlant 3y ago
I love the land's end cliff walk starting from here: https://goo.gl/maps/oUNxNPBDhWFhKUeM7 . Accessible by bus. You can extend it by going down the coast, through Golden Gate Park and then end up at Haight St for f
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by shlant 3y ago
> For me it's just common sense > Duh This is the kind of argument one makes when they don't have an argument
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by shlant 3y ago
> conspiracy theories are rarely false I think you might be unaware of how many conspiracies there are. Any major event at any point in history most likely has a conspiracy attached. This goes exponential the closer you get to present da
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by shlant 3y ago
there's money on every side of every issue. The people that lean hard on the "follow the money" angle are almost always those that only acknowledge it happening on the side they disagree with.
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by shlant 3y ago
> why don’t we stop the root cause of the problem, instead of the insestuous habit of layering on symptom management on top of symptom management. Super simple answer: one requires everyone change their individual habits. Difficulty - v
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by shlant 3y ago
found this: https://blog.archive.org/2017/04/17/robots-txt-meant-for-sea...
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by shlant 3y ago
agreed, same with tempe. Should be way cheaper than it is.
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by shlant 3y ago
don't forget that most meat is also subsidized on many levels[1]. Cost would probably be the same or more compared to the normal supermarket price without these subsidies[2]. 1. https://jia.sipa.columbia.edu/removing-me
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by shlant 3y ago
got an error that Chat GPT was overloaded and now the game is totally bricked. Can't make new guess, can't make same guess
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by shlant 3y ago
Here is the history of debt ceiling changes: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_United_States_d...
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by shlant 4y ago
Pretty sure the license means you do not have to pay royalties, not that you are disallowed from paying royalties
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by shlant 4y ago
could you just tape over the middle 2 connectors on a regular USB connector?
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by shlant 4y ago
this comment says more about your confirmation bias and your ability to understand the information in the article than it does about the life choices of vegans
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by shlant 4y ago
unfortunately, I have heard totally normal people on multiple occasions fall back to the "well don't plants feel pain too?" argument
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by shlant 4y ago
what comparison? If what you are saying is true - that eating plants = bad gut health = bad health outcomes - then we would see that in the data but instead we see the opposite.
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by shlant 4y ago
> breakdown of the gut barrier brought about / contributed by most plants is at the root of many diseases And yet we have a unending amount of evidence that consuming plants results in better health outcomes...
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by shlant 4y ago
>It is practically a panacea Biggest diet dogma red flag. It sounds like you might be spending too much time in an echo chamber. inb4 << a bunch of anecdotes >>
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by shlant 4y ago
yea I figured they are probably in the US or something which means their contribution to the discourse was essentially "bad public transport is bad"
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are you in Germany? in Europe?
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by shlant 4y ago
it's interesting because someone replied to another comment of mine saying 2g is tripping balls for them haha. I think it greatly varies from person to person - I for instance seem to have a greater tolerance for psychedelics than most
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by shlant 4y ago
> Everything I've learned about therapeutic psilocybin treatment is that the doses involved are actually quite a bit higher than I've ever done on a trip at home Where are you getting this info? All the good data I've seen
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by shlant 4y ago
> An eighth won’t give you ego death. 5 grams is about where you start getting kaleidoscopic visuals and good hallucinations This is completely dependent on the strain[1] and potency of that batch. It also will depend on the person. To m
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by shlant 4y ago
from the study - "'all-out' cycle sprints (~500W)"
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by shlant 4y ago
"calories don't count" is a strong claim from a video that didn't provide a shred of evidence to support it

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