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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
I'm not sure about this. What are people's experience with CBT? Personally I've gained a lot of insight from psychoanalysis in a more traditional framework. If anything CBT has some weird religious undercurrent, Protestant fl
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
Really
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
It's more likely diet. Lower iron and sulfur diet if I had to guess
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
Cotton, linen and wool are superior fabrics. I think, esp poliester, has no place in high end anything. It was more of a marketing gimmick where the sports clothing brands wanted to sell higher margin, cheaper and easier to produce clothes.
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
We need to evaluate schools by impact improving outcomes of the P80 not the P50 or the P0. Percentiles
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
How often do you see mistakes in application? Was doing TN to GC and my case was considered abandoned because we never got the RFE for medicals. We also never got any warning online or otherwise. After 9-months of the supposed RFE, it was d
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
How to turn it off? For real
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Not surprising at all; considering the holes religión left in their heads. They've been trying to fill them in many many ways, just because they claim they're not like their parents doesn't mean we should believe them.
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PGP but realistically just talk in person.
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
And? It's still an epic failure
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Thanks for sharing! What would be the most surprising/revealing thing you encountered? How did you make best use of the experience once it was over?
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
Yes, the problem is the "imma gonna haul whatever thing to my house" instead of, you know, have it delivered by someone. They'd win time but lose the (small) psychological satisfaction
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They get the cesspool. Whether they wince or cringe or not is a matter of character
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
It's a people problem not a tech... sorry, money problem.
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
Meh, I'd sooner believe it treats depression. Try having a Diet Coke and report on the 24h after ;)
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One could say this is just the US extending its tendrils into BRICS. Short sighted on the
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Greenpeace was started with the standard oil money...
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Probably the biggest bureaucracy in the world. Wonder how it compares per capita with China
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
Nah, many countries have it. If people have a damn it would be a different story but in the US, cheaper is always better. See architecture, food, housing, hotels...
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
Like Marx or the Unabomber
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The world is just poorer and that's what it takes to take care of the environment. What do you mean no everyone can burn thousands of gallons of gasoline every year? What do you mean most people will not travel internationally?
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
Good for elm, now even more intrigued to use it, seeing it triggers the right people. What is described in the article is infinitely better than what usually goes around as acceptable in front end.
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Good bot
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Correct your terms bro, warming-out climate change-in
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Except he does have an idea. Some people don't need a summary from a double-blind randomized decade-long experiment to know things
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
Was just reading a magazine from Columbia (uni). They showcase research claiming 40% of CO2 emitted in NYC is absorbed by Central Park and its green areas. Lmao, obviously this caused some cognitive dissonance in the writers as immediately
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
Just think, what are they buying? ;)