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by ujjjujjj 7y ago
Perfect! A great picture of the lightbulb. Its easily identifiable not :) Nonetheless in the last 20 years all my normal light bulbs had to be replaced on a regular schedule which was often enough that i got slightly annnoyed by it. My expe
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by ujjjujjj 7y ago
No. Where did i say that? Has it ever crossed your mind, that medical people have a simliar distribution than every other field? Do you think every software developer is an expert? Do you think everyone who is painting, paints equally well?
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by ujjjujjj 7y ago
That is STILL anecdotal. Srsly there are bad people working in hospitals who are doing a bad job. But some of them also just be overworked or don't care or whatever. “This is the most important thing you can do for your child, and if i
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by ujjjujjj 7y ago
Yeah okay i'm out. I'm not discussion someone who believes in Reiki.
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by ujjjujjj 7y ago
I have seen parents bring their kids to a nice holiday, sit them down on the table with a tablet. This boy actually missed the dance performance from the native people. Where do you draw your line? When does it become just normal vs. neglec
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by ujjjujjj 7y ago
There is a difference: Kids are really bad in learning from a screen and no one means with 'screen' a wikipedia article. screen = tv with tons of ads, basic entertainment, simple mobile games with tons of ads etc.
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by ujjjujjj 7y ago
wtf? "medical system et. al. mostly can't do better than placebo" What? Is there anything at all from your side which resembles an argument here? What beef do you have with 'medical system' that you think that it is
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by ujjjujjj 7y ago
You do know what the difference is between anecdotal evidence and statistics right? Your example sounds so far away from everything normal.
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by ujjjujjj 7y ago
Come on TLS is old by now. That article even writes ssl/tls in the first paragraph! Do your part and call it by its name
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by ujjjujjj 7y ago
'in fact' the ice mass is shrinking: https://www.pnas.org/content/116/4/1095 The ice extend increases. "The total mass loss from Antarctica increased from 40 ± 9 Gt/y in the 11-y time peri