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by tsol 4y ago
>In the Gambia, nearly 70 children died as a result of taking the syrups, prompting the WHO to issue a global alert earlier this month. The Indian authorities and the cough syrup manufacturer, Maiden Pharmaceuticals, said that the produc
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>It is almost certain this drug was synthesized by a Chinese custom synthesis group (the most typical source for these type of substances at scale) and not by Australian clandestine chemists. Most people don't realize this, but you
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That won't make them stop wanting to make money.
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Social media is already where people go to be fake, but LinkedIn is a whole different level. It's just a painfully, awfully saccharine place.
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If there's a moderate reward for cheating and a high reward for cooperating, always trust wins out. In my eyes, that's the closest analogy to society. Generally, in the long term cooperation is more rewarding than mutiny.
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People used to recite epics and important texts from memory. All of culture and history was stored solely in the minds of the people. Illiterate people and literate people do use their memories differently, as one has to rely much more on t
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Sure there are. It's just kids don't know anything useful though that we actually need them to write essays. That's why we have them write pointless essays instead. But I have to write essays on how certain systems work, and
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>My experience as a 21 year old is that many of my peers (both male and female) absolutely want to have kids. In fact, I've found it very common for people in my generational cohort ("Zoomers") to openly want large familie
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This seems very late. I mean antinatalism isn't an uncommon view point for people to have. This trend has been happening for a long time. I suspect it's cultural and economic. Some people that want to be parents simply can't
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These zoos need to get caught up on the latest research. I believe according to Yogi et al. their diet primarily consists of honey and campers' picnic baskets.
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Is it really better for him to stay with her, when it makes him unhappy? At least this way she can find someone who actually wants to be childless with her, instead of risking resentment
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>Among women with children under 18, the majority (50-45) would prefer a “homemaker role.” Weird, I never hear this. I never see discussions of about women wanting to be homemakers, especially as much as the opposite(women wanting to ent
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>This is as backwards as saying that women should not work and care for the house. If a woman wants to work and build a career let her, and if a couple wants to DINK, let them. And if a woman wants to be a homemaker and focus on molding
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>Be comfortable that your child will be more attached to this person, and love them at least a little bit more, than they love you. People want to have their cake and eat it too, and I suspect by the animosity a lot of younger people hav
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The higher the financial class, the more resources in general are poured in to molding each child. It certainly helps to give them a better chance on average than their peers
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Does this mean she's worthy of her own Wikipedia page now too?
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If everyone worked all day, this place would be deserted.
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Sorry when I said 'I think it's cool what they're doing' I was referring to the app makers. The wording was a little ambiguous-- fixed.
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If asking for money feels odd to you, then approach it logically. First of all; So why don't you simply not charge, if you don't care?
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Hmm honestly it looks like they'd be in the right to take it down too. I support the app and I think it's cool what they're(the app makers) doing, but it's not surprise that app stores might not be cool with the DIY natu
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I'm an Indian muslim, and I know many asian and middle eastern muslims. I also know a smattering of Sikhs, Hindus, jews, etc. I can't say that the religious attitudes of any of these groups seemed to be represented on tv. No one i
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>The only way to do that is through more discrimination (i.e. relatively penalizing the least historically discriminated-against people). Which is done by creating opportunities for historically discriminated groups, not blindly handicap
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The news media maybe. But watching tv, surfing the web, etc the majority generally sides with the liberal status quo of our times. It's rare to see genuine positive religious sentiment in media compared to real life, and it's very
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What happens to phones that don't get bought? I imagine some amount of those phones are simply disposed of
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This is right on the edge of what I'm willing to believe, even with a legitimate looking citation(that to be fair I only glanced at)
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That one is somewhat true. Before literacy was common people would pass stories and information orally. This meant they could orally recite thousands of lines of poetry and stories that they had memorized throughout their lives. Some living
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That's not a real quote.
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>Maybe people prefer informality to the Mad Men pretense of charm and authority. It's crazy that you can take the cultural conventions of respect and formality that have existed around the world and distill it down to "man men
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Debates are about saying ridiculous things to make people on the internet really mad /s
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You can monitor brain activity. Hard to be conscious if there is no activity in the cells.

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