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by tyu100 9y ago
This study, along with long-accepted clinical practice and the generic cheapness of most anti-depressants now, and the effectiveness of CBT/therapy if it's available to you, means you should really avoid self-medicating for major
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by tyu100 9y ago
SSRIs are generally indicated for what's called mild/moderate depression, the most common form, not for the serious conditions that you highlighted. There were some older meta-studies that called into question their general effica
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by tyu100 9y ago
Many/most online clothes retailers now include detailed measurements of their apparel. Buy a soft tailors measuring tape on Amazon for a few dollars and you can get very precise fits, actually much better than buying in person I find.
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by tyu100 9y ago
I don't think you have a clear idea of what you are talking about in terms of regulation. As mentioned earlier, Sarbanes-Oxley regulations on public company reporting (which is what is being discussed here) precedes the 2008 financial
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by tyu100 9y ago
This point is really important. The biggest private equity players are invariably pension plans. Canada has been particularly good at letting quality managers run their public pensions and they have outsize importance now.
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by tyu100 9y ago
Tone down the moral panic. The 'Style', 'Food' and 'Travel' sections in newspapers have been bought forever and this is more of the same in a different era. I've always been most interested in why European
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by tyu100 9y ago
Sea Buckthorns are considered a much better desert fighter in China than poplars or pines: https://books.google.ca/books?id=6XfgBwAAQBAJ&pg=PA293&lpg=P... I have one in my front yard, it's a neat but very aggre
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by tyu100 9y ago
Rare metal shortages are self-solving. There's already dozens of mining juniors prospecting in western countries and China has near-limitless resources. Additionally, graphite, lithium and cobalt are substitutable to some degree. Anecd
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by tyu100 9y ago
Yes, 'Fast Casual' in the Chipotle and Panera style has seen a huge growth boom as well as experiential retail like the Apple Store, Sephora Makeup, Alamo Drafthouse and etc.. Personally I try to buy everything online that I can&#
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by tyu100 9y ago
Content-free catastrophe clickbait like this is likely a good indicator that the mall-closing phenomenon in the states has peaked. Lots of the retail stores in trouble were victims of high debt loads from private equity buyouts rather than
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by tyu100 9y ago
Spent a month last year in Spain and didn't see anything special about their construction. I'll resist making ludicrous generalizations though.
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by tyu100 9y ago
Yemen has been in a civil war for years which prompted Saudi intervention. Al Qaeda offshoots, Iranian-backed Houthi rebels, massive drought and etc..
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by tyu100 9y ago
Not on Facebook personally but the NY Times jihad against them (and the 'Fearsome Four' (yuck)) is getting a little bit tiresome, especially when a large part of the root of the Times' disdain is that they are direct competi
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by tyu100 9y ago
Give me a break, every country is hugely protectionist, Canada as much or more than most. I'm a Canadian consumer who is tired of paying inflated costs on dairy and other Quebec and Ontario products just because of tariffs imposed to b
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by tyu100 9y ago
Feel free to fly over Richmond B.C., an entire massive city built on sandy soil that will sink in the next big earthquake before you get too high on that horse.