thatcat

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by thatcat 6y ago
Isn't every experiment temporary one off? Ethics are strict bc of the dark history of human experimentation.
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by thatcat 6y ago
Requirement for a clear research protocol statement from the outset, including clear timetable and detailed procedures. Protection of clinical trial subjects Clinical trials on minors Clinical trials on incapacitated adults not able to give
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by thatcat 6y ago
That's the definition of an unethical experiment design and would be considered academic misconduct if that were academic work. Regardless of intent, fb probably shouldn't be allowing front end devs to design psychological experi
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by thatcat 6y ago
only short term via cortisol, long term burnout is as mysterious as it is destructive
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by thatcat 6y ago
Many things are symptoms of human greed, isn't that what capitalist societies are built on, after all? If carbon was taxed, you'd see a huge investment in green energy and nuclear from both BTC and everyone else then it wouldn&#x2
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by thatcat 6y ago
When you're enrolled in college it opens up opportunities for internships, software eng is usually decent pay. Consider research, you don't have to interact with business people - academics are more understanding of autism spectru
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by thatcat 6y ago
I'm pretty certain they made way more than one, but even if not - that was a really inefficient design. Only a few percent of the input material actually achieved fission.
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by thatcat 6y ago
You're totally right it's worth it sometimes for other reasons to drink.
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by thatcat 6y ago
3g released over 24H is not the same as having a drink, that would be 0.124 g/H and probably does maintain a 0 BAC homeostatic environment. A drink would be 8 oz (5%) = 11.2 g etoh / beer avg that is consumed in <30m so that&#x
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by thatcat 6y ago
There is no threshold value below which alcohol causes 0 damage to neural tissue was their point, which does not imply it has a measurable effect on longevity or physiology or any metric. If you dilute the alcohol it has proportional damagi
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by thatcat 6y ago
Lol, facts. Hopefully it wasn't important though.
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by thatcat 6y ago
There is no lower limit for alcohol being neurotoxic, which my asian engineering teachers were always careful to remind us when teaching fermentation process design. Not noticing the minor amount it causes doesn't mean it isn't sl
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by thatcat 6y ago
In other parts of the US we mostly say Yes, except for alcohol and cigs.
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by thatcat 6y ago
Alcohol is a neurotoxin and causes brain damage. Drink it if you want, it's no better than illegal drugs people consume for pleasure though. At least some of those aren't neurotoxic...
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by thatcat 6y ago
Didnt they vote via ipfs for succession? that is not a coup
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by thatcat 6y ago
how do you store the gas?
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by thatcat 6y ago
No, but maybe more in prison for victimless crimes and those prisoners are disproportional of minority ethnicity.
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by thatcat 6y ago
>Society. Don't like it, pick a new society like the two commenters you responded to you are considering. Society changes, get over it. These changes are going to ruin platforms and people will dislike it and move to other platforms
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by thatcat 6y ago
There was also some information on the ecological dynamic that leads to nutrient release by those bacteria, and how they interact with the fungi. I thought the fact that some bacteria could use the hyphae to transport themselves, finding an
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by thatcat 6y ago
Yea, I know. It bioaccumulates. I was telling you that's the mechanism of action for vitamin retention, not whatever you thought about your body saving some for later.
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by thatcat 6y ago
Generally water soluble vitamins have low retention time while fat soluble vitamins have high retention and are riskier to supplement.
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by thatcat 6y ago
This was not the first SARS outbreak, it's well known that masks are an effective intervention strategy.
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by thatcat 6y ago
The closest thing we have to coal creation is biochar, so you plant the trees and then anaerobically pyrolyze the material and put it underground.
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by thatcat 6y ago
That's cool, I tried phonograph (on a 0 word recommendation) and it's basically the exact same UI as odyssey.
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by thatcat 6y ago
There are many other ways this could happen, did you google her address on your phone browser or something like that? IG always seems to give recommendations based on what I've watched on youtube recently or looked up somehow.
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by thatcat 6y ago
try odyssey
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by thatcat 6y ago
You're just assuming that everything will work out because it has for you so far and basically asking people to disprove a solution that you're assuming some people (i.e. not you) will come up with in the future before you're
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by thatcat 6y ago
Yea, just like regular screen windows, but with a finer mesh. Makes sense to me.
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by thatcat 6y ago
I think cheating is a response to a sort of exhaustion with a gamified system... Like when you get tired of going through the grind on Gran Turismo and you enter a cheat code so you can get the R8 without doing the 24 hour le mans. When you
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by thatcat 6y ago
faraday windows seem kinda weird though, I guess not any worse than a window with a screen. https://hollandshielding.com/High-performance-Faraday-cage-w...

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