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by sjcsjc 10y ago
Good idea. Thanks.
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Cat burning in the middle ages(en.wikipedia.org)
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by sjcsjc 10y ago
re "its rings". I'm never quite sure whether to correct grammar/spelling or not in HN comments. On the one hand I know there are lots of people here for whom English is a second language and who might find it useful. On
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Experts excited by brain 'wonder drug'(bbc.co.uk)
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by sjcsjc 10y ago
Typo, I assume. Geoff Hinton
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Everything You Know About Fitness Is a Lie (2011)(mensjournal.com)
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by sjcsjc 10y ago
Language is constantly changing in all sorts of ways, and lots of people dislike that fact. This might be slightly off topic, but I highly recommend the first chapter of R L Trask's Historical Linguistics [0] which is a very entertaini
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Russia Caves in on Bitcoin to Open New Front on Money Laundering(bloomberg.com)
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Prolonging Life with Fecal Transplants(joshmitteldorf.scienceblog.com)
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Brain cell therapy 'promising' for Parkinson's disease(bbc.co.uk)
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by sjcsjc 10y ago
Link to paper http://science.sciencemag.org/content/356/6333/73
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At-home male fertility test uses microfluidic chip and a smartphone(arstechnica.co.uk)
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by sjcsjc 10y ago
Not using those specific terms, unsurprisingly, but this may be of interest: https://news.usc.edu/63669/fasting-triggers-stem-cell-regene...
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by sjcsjc 10y ago
I stand corrected.
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by sjcsjc 10y ago
This comma could cost you millions kids. Pay attention! FTFY
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by sjcsjc 10y ago
Noted. Thanks.
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by sjcsjc 10y ago
Or Yes, Minister
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How we will get to 5G(qualcomm.com)
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by sjcsjc 10y ago
Yes, I have a friend who has sworn by this for at least 20 years.
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by sjcsjc 10y ago
To my own astonishment, I've started using Bing to avoid AMP.
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Hot chillies might be good for us(bbc.co.uk)
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Sweden brings back military conscription(bbc.co.uk)
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News site makes readers pass a quiz before commenting(niemanlab.org)
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by sjcsjc 10y ago
You're right. I always wondered what Cher was on about.
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by sjcsjc 10y ago
I recall thinking the singular of sheep was shoop, probably from foot/feet.
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by sjcsjc 10y ago
No. I hope nothing I've said indicates that. And fwiw I concur with the suggestions in many other comments that diabetics should take medical advice before doing anything as drastic as I'm doing.
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by sjcsjc 10y ago
Oddly enough I an a doctor of sorts - qualified in medicine 25 years ago, but left immediately to do other things. Thanks for the link. I'm pretty sure I'm not hypocaloric. I make sure I eat enough during the 9 out of 14 days on w
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by sjcsjc 10y ago
Yeah that irritates me somewhat. His research is great but I have my suspicions about the diet he's flogging. In my view the best way to mimic fasting is by not eating anything. [edit] btw I suggest using google scholar rather than goo
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by sjcsjc 10y ago
Sorry forgot to mention that. No, I don't
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by sjcsjc 10y ago
Hmm. Not really. I say water, btw, but I also drink black tea and occasional diet cokes. The point is no calories, or virtually none. I would suggest starting gradually. Initially I think I did 48hr fasts. After a couple of years I upped to

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