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This is building on a body of research looking at KRAS mutations and the Warburg effect. http://europepmc.org/article/PMC/5216991
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The discovery of viruses has only become known a little over 100 years ago. Could these people be be skeptic sticklers?
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The extremes of A- are that when applied to the wrong group it can lead to actual violence. The extreme of B- is that group cohesion stagnates because the individual takes precedence. Group A is more cohesive than B, but is under internal s
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It's ten times worse. https://www.folkhalsomyndigheten.se/publicerat-material/publ...
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If you treat it as hazing the problem becomes more manageable. Ultimately, scientists want to be understood and accepted by their peers and make friends, they are people after all. A culture of abuse can start when the notion of exclusivity
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They are treating this as if the phones are modern day tally sticks. What that amounts to is basically allowing private "taxation".
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Believe it or not we as a species are still stuck in a oral history despite the advent of the written word. What global communication has done, is kind of open the window of oral history to everyone. This kind of communication is based on
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I thought it was already obvious that extant economic systems necessitate hybridization. Capitalism needs social and communal optimization and policy in order to not completely collapse, i.e. currently bailouts, but this can also be accompl
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Hype comes from a promise to increase subjective well-being, while ultimately failing to do so, at least in the short term. But this definition should not discount the long term potential. What is needed is an actual increase in subjective
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It may be a few years before a study like this comes out. And it most certainly will. The data and sample size needed to give a picture of not only this demographic, but all demographics is still a ways off.
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Lowering the GINI coefficient in a country would be a good start while maintaining or increasing GDP. An example of countries that have done this are Scandinavian countries. Historically, the GINI coefficient was much lower in the US post W
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This seems like a waste of money on countering satellites that already have extensive optical shielding.
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There are two theories that can be applied to any discipline to evolve it past existential problems, edge theory and refinement. These concepts both have loose associations to psychology and biology. However, you have to view these as anthr
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I like to compare twitter to current modern language prediction models. Instead of seeding the ML model with a sentence and getting an output tree, you are seeding the social consciousness of people and getting an organic output. This is wh
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Twitter has always been a refuge of the small minded and the most superficial aspects of our society. Couple that with raging narcissism, dog-whistle politics, racism, and you have a weaponized platform. This is the dark side of the tech. &
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Have a poorly constructed comment referencing a made up society. "The CCP must be eliminated. I will not stand by idly while the Clown Collective of Pittsburgh goes on strike."
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"Seven-figures"...In other words, a couple of code monkeys in a room, block-chaining together cloud servers for a few years. This should fit well into a quad-chart.
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There is an idea that I have been playing with which kind of tests this idea, sort of a social pen-testing for companies, and seeing where the weak points are in a company's philosophical and behavioral hierarchy. This idea basically b
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Ah, ok. I think I figured out where my confusion was at regarding the catabolic pathways from both gluconeogenic and ketogenic amino acids. The correction looks something like [Keto-Acids[Ketone bodies]] While most catabolic products are ca
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I am having trouble agreeing with the statement that "...your body will convert the protein to glucose..." Could you elaborate on that logic?
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Not to mention: https://nebula.org Whole genome, not just the protein coding regions, which can catch more clandestine promoter, and non-coding SNPs, etc.
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The Voight lab does it this way because they are a plant engineering lab and they have a grant to try out the experiments. Simple as that. You would be right to assume that engineering the bacteria would be easier. There are already compani
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There is an interesting theory that I sometimes read about. It states that the more contempt and animosity that a group shows to outsiders, the more cooperative and cohesive the group becomes. I think that if you really want to overcome the
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Link to Hayato Goto publications for those interested: https://arxiv.org/search/?query=Hayato+Goto+&searchtype=all&...
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This brings up a great question. Should business decisions be based on a record of achievement, or a record of ability to change and adapt? If you would like to think about it quantitatively, that is the summation vs the double differential
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I personally think they are delicious. However, they also have yeast expressed mammalian hemoglobin for that meaty flavor.
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How do we confirm that you are not actually just a manager looking for solutions to motivate lackluster employees?
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There are already model systems which display this looping behavior, as described in the paper. See https://science.sciencemag.org/content/349/6251/986 (Fig.1A) The next step would be to try to reproduce the
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The only way I could see it having any relative application would be improved finite control of magnetic fields around metallocene or porphyrin cores, through engineered photo-reactive protein shells.
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https://www.nrel.gov/gis/images/100m_wind/awstwspd100onoff3-... This is a good resource to determine what is financially viable to assess where to put wind farms. According to the chloropleth, light blue has

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