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by spraak 7y ago
Possibly Kilauea on Big Island. From sea floor to peak
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by spraak 7y ago
Thank you for sharing this and creating it, I am quite interested to explore and see how many assumptions or (un)commonly held positions are backed by the (available) data.
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Exactly
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> That says nothing about the truthiness of the page It says /a lot/ about the truthiness of it, actually
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by spraak 7y ago
I asked you about the paper specifically - why do you consider it pseudoscience? And long-debunked? There is really recent research about the dangers of aluminum as an adjuvant. What safety studies of aluminum as an adjuvant are you aware o
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by spraak 7y ago
It's a review of this paper [1]. [1] "Assessment of Hair Aluminum, Lead, and Mercury in a Sample of Autistic Egyptian Children: Environmental Risk Factors of Heavy Metals in Autism" https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov&#x2
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by spraak 7y ago
It's a review of this paper [1]. Why do you consider it pseudoscience? [1] "Assessment of Hair Aluminum, Lead, and Mercury in a Sample of Autistic Egyptian Children: Environmental Risk Factors of Heavy Metals in Autism" http
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by spraak 7y ago
Dr Exley of Keele University has been studying the role of aluminum in autism. > Levels of mercury, lead, and aluminum in the hair of autistic children are higher than controls. Environmental exposure to these toxic heavy metals, at key
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by spraak 7y ago
It's in the same group of eye rolling phrases for me such as "heads down" e.g. "I'm going to be heads down working on X tomorrow so I won't be available on Slack". Something seems off with your priorities
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by spraak 7y ago
Don't compromise! Hold your ideals :) A recruiter asked me recently if I'm willing to relocate and I shared that I only work remotely. They then followed up with a different company that is remote.
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by spraak 7y ago
Hej! What is the clear wall between the lanes for?
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by spraak 7y ago
That still sounds quite stressful. Are any of your devs able to complete the task or similar in n hours/3 tim
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by spraak 7y ago
But you can get too much iron, and heme iron is linked to cancer.
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by spraak 7y ago
> Of course, Bayer will appeal. So maybe this time, science will prevail. I hope so. i.e. you're saying that according to science Roundup does not cause cancer?
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by spraak 7y ago
Then why make the comment? This isn't Reddit
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by spraak 7y ago
Exactly. Natural disasters aren't even real, so to speak. They are just weather events that have large scale economic and social impact, i.e. the problem isn't really the storm, but how humans are prepared or not to handle it. If
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by spraak 7y ago
Source? I've never heard that and it sounds like fear mongering. Homebirth, for example, is statistically very safe
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by spraak 7y ago
Thinking about my children's welfare is /exactly/ what I'm doing by choosing homebirth. So many mothers are coerced into unnecessary C sections and other dangerous interventions at hospitals. Homebirth is a great way for
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by spraak 7y ago
Not at all. Hospitals are lately notoriously unclean and eager to intervene and interrupt. A home setup can be very clean and healthy, and the hospital can still be there as a backup if extra equipment is required. Our midwives were quite e
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by spraak 7y ago
I don't believe that eradication is possible, but I'm curious to hear more what your thoughts are
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by spraak 7y ago
It's not just antibiotics, but some types of vaccines are creating evolutionary pressure and new strains of the pathogen. E.g. for pertussis > it is thought that B. pertussis is adapting under acellular vaccine mediated immune selec
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by spraak 7y ago
For what it's worth, I agree* *I know that "me too" comments are discouraged here, but when I see someone so downvoted I'd like to show my support, even though it doesn't really offer anything.
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by spraak 7y ago
Aha, what are you suggesting that they died from? I'm sincerely curious and not sure what you mean
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by spraak 7y ago
Hawai'i is another one I noticed
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by spraak 7y ago
Would electronic or online voting NOT have saved the lives? Or what is your point?
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by spraak 7y ago
I didn't see mention of why the other 6 states are not available in the data?
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by spraak 7y ago
> These are all unnecessary, to various degrees. Even limiting your search to HN there is a plethora of examples of situations that OP describes where phones and devices have been invaded
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by spraak 7y ago
I'm curious what else you think is missing in a vegan/vegetarian diet, because calcium is not one of them, and even "omnivores" are recommended to supplement B12 - it's produced by soil bacteria that we would in the
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by spraak 7y ago
Name the nutrient that exists in meat that does not exist in plants or produced in our own bodies
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by spraak 7y ago
So if intelligence is the marker, is it ok to manipulate mentally handicapped people?

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