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by vixen99 2y ago
Please don't crack ones like that when I'm drinking my coffee.
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I believe the smart bidet was an idea some Japanese researchers developed some years ago. Maybe this one was geared to detecting blood in faeces. Whatever,the approach you describe has a huge number of possibilities for alerting us to healt
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by vixen99 2y ago
And then what?
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Not for long I suspect. There has been a rather marked exodus of millionaires from Britain since July as a result of a range of fiscal changes promised by the government. Some significant businesses have decided to relocate. Unrelated to th
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Thank you!
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You can make these things in a lab. However Phind said "In summary, while scientists have proposed various models for how biological homochirality may have emerged, there is currently no known example of mixed protein chirality occurri
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True but also the sheer number of people now trying to use it. Other factors include the difficulty of getting an appointment with the first call GP (once known as the family doctor) and the utter madness of many A&E departments. They d
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Heat disproportionately kills young people (study in Mexico)(science.org)
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Presumably the 'nonsense' is the supposed link between the chip and MW theory. Let me add a recommendation for David Wallace's book The Emergent Multiverse - a highly persuasive account of 'quantum theory according to th
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When we single out publications, let's ensure we're not biased against the Right or the Left. https://gatewayjr.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Media-Bias-...
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You appear to have an unassailable belief in your own moral arbitration as to what is compassionate.
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Perhaps because 'packing' kind of implies adding a few extras to what's already there. We can assume your conclusion is always true.
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So the toxicity of glyphosate changes with time? That would be an interesting chemical property! I can see that there might be unusual presumably complex reasons as to how that might have occurred but what is your evidence?
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You have a point! It's instructive to see what's happening in Britain right now where many people dare not take jobs or even join training schemes to improve their prospects - because they will lose their benefits. To quote from t
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"Toxic formaldehyde is produced inside our own cells, scientists discover" https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/08/170816134721.h...
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by vixen99 2y ago
I don't know enough to comment but can someone downvoting this please explain why they are doing so? Is it untrue, an exaggeration, something else or maybe simply an observation they don't like to see.
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OK, you don't agree! But why?
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Can you please give your reference for that definitive statement. And what are 'nutritional studies'? Why wouldn't they include the research that led to the list of nutrient recommendations issued by USDA and similar publica
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Doesn't this just mean that some people don't connect with this kind of music. I don't. Possibly my loss but there's a lot of music out there and life is short.
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How about IMO rather than FYI ? We can make up our own minds. 'ignores scientific consensus'. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_superseded_scientific_... 'promotes speculative theories without empir
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My beautifully bound 1898 score of Mendelssohn's 'Songs without Words' picked up for a song (sorry!) in a junk shop, has the inscription "To Ethyl with love from Mother and Dad Aug. 16th 1911". A treasured item in m
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Users will make their own judgement but I find zero reasons to switch to the amazing Radio Garden.
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Looking from abroad some folk have the impression that the previous four years were. They were a triumph?
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How are brains of Liberals and Conservatives different?(amarkfoundation.org)
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Absolutely undeniable. I wish those 'not liking' your comment would say why they do not agree. I'm not innocent of knee-jerk down-voting but I would like to cure myself of the habit. I wonder to what extent the extreme politi
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Why not ask some of the distinguished conservative academics who support the likely (as I write) next President? By the way, how about turning the question round? I hope you do not think that's unthinkable.
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Maybe unintentionally, the word ‘little’ is quite dismissive. Perhaps you’re thinking of one of the three very minor Preludes which no one plays and not included in the 24 Preludes Opus 28. If you do mean something like the 4th Prelude in E
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Right or wrong - best to be wary! 'A A History Of Economists Getting It Wrong': https://chireviewofbooks.com/2020/03/12/the-economists-hour/ History is indeed replete with instances of this. He
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Microbial emissions drove recent record high atmospheric methane growth(pnas.org)
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A recent surge in global warming is not detectable yet(nature.com)
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