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   by vibrio 4y ago

   it is conceptually possible that such a product could improve drug development?(eg, lower failure rates, lower costs, speed studies) Inventing something to solve a problem and pitching it isn't a sole reason to be suspected of foul pl
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   by vibrio 4y ago

   I'm not sure how to interpret 'the vast majority of drugs' as it is a pretty broad brush including everything from over the counter itch creams to genetically engineered cell therapies. For the subset of "cancer therapy
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   by vibrio 4y ago

   HHMI is such a great organization, and this is a very needed resource. Practical career training for post-docs seems horribly neglected.
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   by vibrio 4y ago

   Is he not entirely wrong in warning “Cancel culture is bad” or not entirely wrong in Canceling someone?
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   by vibrio 4y ago

   What you and I think are not really important in this conversation. Elon believes that the Woke Mind Virus is an existential threat to mankind. Perhaps he has been infected.
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   by vibrio 4y ago

   Ironically, digging up out-of-context history to disparage someone sounds like a “cancel culture” tactic.
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   by vibrio 4y ago

   I don't disagree with your point but this aciton puts a dent into his "free speech absolutist" position which he vigorously embraces. Being an Absolutist is probably fun position to take, but in real life nuance can make thin
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   by vibrio 4y ago

   Can you provide a reference?
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   by vibrio 4y ago

   I don't completely disagree with your point, but for one's clinical regulatory strategy, perhaps "trial and error" isn't the best branding to appeal to investigators, patients, regulators or investors.
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    by vibrio 4y ago

    I don't think I denied that "cancel culture" is a thing. The quote are because I have very limited exposure to social media (this site and some limited reddit) and don't follow any popular news (cnn/fox/abc&#x2
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    by vibrio 4y ago

    I completely agree with your point. in reviewing the thread I think I have mis-interpreted the parent comment as a stating that "HC music should criticize capitalist culture without endorsing communism". I was looking for evidence
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    by vibrio 4y ago

    Great example- there are more. The far left and the far right are so close they don't even know it. If they stopped seeking "good" and "evil", and hating on principle they'd see the absurdity.
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    by vibrio 4y ago

    As is always the devil is in the details, but regulating debt to be more difficult to come by or forcing savings seems like it would be broadly politically unpopular and would likely have significant unintended economic consequences. This i
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    by vibrio 4y ago

    I don't disagree with your points. Returning to the thread, I was curious about the hardcore punk bands that advocate communism, and whether that was too broad of a brush to cover that genre. The person in the video lists Bad Brains,
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    by vibrio 4y ago

    Generalization is a intellectual shortcut but, the bubble that the stereotypical typical Williams collage student was raised in supports this problem. I don’t know exactly what a “cancel” is, but in my mind, the behavior isn’t a left /
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    by vibrio 4y ago

    That is a pretty broad brush for hardcore punk. Are there examples advocating communism that are you thinking of specifically?
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    by vibrio 4y ago

    I’d also like that to be a different state , but how would the best way to tackle it?
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    by vibrio 4y ago

    Genuine question: I don’t understand who the typical customer is for having the blue check. How does it make one’s experience better? Does it lead to more followers because it provides more credibility?
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    by vibrio 4y ago

    In your mind, what are the drivers for the need to clamp down on immigration?
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    by vibrio 4y ago

    what is actual value enforcement?
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    by vibrio 4y ago

    Labor tightness seems to be one of the drivers of the broader inflation. Additional labor may help keep that inflation under control without having to nuke the economy.
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    by vibrio 4y ago

    How much would such a trailer cost, ball park? I’ve assumed that the batteries are a big part of the cost of ev’s.
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    by vibrio 4y ago

    Prove it. /s
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    by vibrio 4y ago

    Thanks for this. I just went over and read one. Based on the name, I would have never guessed it wasn’t stuffy academia-type writing.
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    by vibrio 4y ago

    Wow. I’m sure if we were having this discussion face to face my comments wouldn’t have come off as elitist. There surely was an elitist crew in punk culture but what I was trying to describe is how I see that subcultures exist- better or wo
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    by vibrio 4y ago

    I think the internet killed punk. It’s much harder to have a cohesive subculture when all information is available to anyone. In the 80s, one had to know the right record/book store to go to, the right college radio shows to tune into,
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    by vibrio 4y ago

    yes on one hand, "a substantially large number of people who do not know each other are lying in the exact same way. Such a conspiracy would be highly improbable." and yet: "doctors are bad at diagnosing and are highly incon
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    by vibrio 4y ago

    You have a high level of certainty. what drives it if it's hard to collect data on? Why do you know the mRNA covid vaccine can trigger it? Both BioNTech and Moderna's trigger it equally? Do mRNA technologies against other anti
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    by vibrio 4y ago

    I have loved ones that suffered similarly. I do not doubt there were excess morbidity/mortality from restrictions. I'm not doubting, but there is a ton of nuance in epidemiological data like this and I'm wondering about thi
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    by vibrio 4y ago

    Is the penetrance and severity of the dysautonomia the same with the vaccine and infection? Does it happen with all vaccines types and virus strains?