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'Because of tolerance' etc., - do you actually read and comprehend what you write? And what's this blatantly political message doing on HN?
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There is a significant relationship between mercury concentration and autism
(dovepress.com)
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From your comment we don't actually know at all what we're (or rather, you) are 'talking about'. Asides from you about what these people are really like, whoever they are, don't amount to a salient point. Perhaps yo
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6y ago
Merriam-Webster. Radicalise ? "d : advocating extreme measures to retain or restore a political state of affairs" and their example is "the radical right" Anyone who's followed the news over the summer and read t
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Collapse of the Cambridge Analytica conspiracy theory
(spectator.co.uk)
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It also seems to be a given that you have a convenient definition of legitimacy. But I do so like contributors who are boldly confident in their pronouncements.
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FDA recommendations for dental amalgam September 2020
(fda.gov)
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An analogue version of this experiment was run by Miller and Urey back in 1952. Putting water, methane, ammonia and hydrogen in a bottle and hitting the mixture with energy in the form of artificial lightening, they generated eleven amino a
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6y ago
'The Press' is a single entity?
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That's not going to happen. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Acts_of_the_Parliament... I'll leave it to someone else to tot up how many laws we're considering here.
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6y ago
You forgot to mention rape. I'm told that 1 in 200 people on this planet can claim genetic heritage with Ghenghis Khan. That happened via rape together with the 'exploitation, killing and conquest' but no one in their right m
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Instead of making unsubstantiated claims, how about presenting an item of misinformation as you perceive it and show us why it's wrong. That would be a positive contribution. 'Strawmen', 'misinformation'? Why take y
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It's not very difficult to offer apocalyptic pronouncements like this; it's nice though if they can be accompanied by some hard evidence which has preferably not been cherry picked to fit an agenda.
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6y ago
Try https://fastrt.nilu.no/VitD-ez_quartMEDandMED_v2.html and err on the low side if you're worried. Regular self-examination is always a good idea for everybody and essential for very pale skins. Vitamin D productive
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Sorry for the tangential drift but it's ubiquitous now. I guess those boring grammar pedants should finally give up. The totally meaningless and incorrect apostrophe in it's (unless it indicates an abbreviation) has gone viral.
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Other reasons? http://www.tsowell.com/Discrimination2.html '...challenges the very foundation of assumptions on which the prevailing “social justice” vision is based. The first two chapters of Discrimination and Dispar
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Yes, the US is an outlier. One example: "In the most extreme case, we see that Americans spend more than 5-times what Chileans spend, yet the population of Chile actually lives longer than Americans".
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I guess you don't need to know much to ascertain the truth of something.
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Not everyone agrees. Great chance here for critics to finally explode counter assertions with a list of errors and or counter claims relevant (for instance) to this survey of the US climate in 2019 published by the sceptical GWPF. https:&#
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Facebook warns it may be forced to pull out of Europe
(telegraph.co.uk)
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China and the Washington Oscars
(unz.com)
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'Because of'? What about the effect of an extreme political polarity that one would have to believe in miracles to imagine could ever be resolved? Meanwhile China is the country with the highest percentage of the population who sa
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https://wattsupwiththat.com/ gets 96%.
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Of course it is. Using !g, Google knows that on one computer I use I have never agreed to the Google 'Before you continue'. Isn't agreeing to that, agreeing to be tracked?
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Wang also said “We don’t want to see anyone politicizing the Nobel Peace Prize.” This was a nonsensical statement; since peace is a political condition, a peace prize is intrinsically political.
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The Mediterranean Was Persistently Warm During the Roman Period
(doi.org)
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Is forest management, among other things, really that complicated in terms of what one has to do? The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE), cites shrubs and live and dead vegetation as <the most important fac
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To the extent that the US administration (slightly worse than France) is incompetent, the British, Belgian, Italian, Spanish, Peruvian, Swedish and Chilean administrations are all worse and some significantly so if you look at deaths per 10
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'Figure 1: Criminal System Pipeline' seems to me a really nice example of an explanatory chart summarizing a complex process.
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Bounce back up? From where? https://www.esrl.noaa.gov/gmd/ccgg/trends/
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