vixen99

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   by vixen99 9mo ago

   Perhaps someone who does understand the paper will kindly make it a bit clearer for those of who get a bit lost.
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   by vixen99 9mo ago

   Thank you! I took a bet with myself on what you would say (if you did) and lost! Seems to me that the EU as presently constructed is a huge problem; on some other points I'd agree.
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   by vixen99 9mo ago

   While agreeing totally with your sentiment it's a fact that alcohol (the raison d'etre for pubs existing at present unless their business model changes) is classed as a Group 1 carcinogen. 'Consuming alcohol increases the ris
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   by vixen99 9mo ago

   The onus is on you to suggest an alternative. Which countries not under it 'face the same problems'?
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   by vixen99 9mo ago

   I'd be interested to know your view on how you think Britain should be governed and the extent to which you think others would agree. Serious question: can you offer a link to some such description?
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   by vixen99 9mo ago

   I find it impossible to see how the broad assertions you have made could possibly be subject to resolution in any way by argument so it would be a waste of time. I suspect whatever counter arguments were produced you'd diss them. Downv
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   by vixen99 9mo ago

   Perhaps most of us can assess something like this and decide for ourselves on the available evidence as to its truth and relevance. What the author claims seems, to me at least, a minor issue. I get it that you do not agree. More generally
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   by vixen99 9mo ago

   And no one bothers much about these either: 'A Neglected Link Between the Psychoactive Effects of Dietary Ingredients and Consciousness-Altering Drugs.' https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/psychiatry/art
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   by vixen99 9mo ago

   'America is sick. The data is clear' With an US obesity rate of what, 40% and horrible health stats overall, not much to argue over. Something should happen.
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    by vixen99 10mo ago

    Or browse these; https://www.freefullpdf.com/search_gcse/?q=NAC#gsc.tab=0&gsc...
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    by vixen99 10mo ago

    - for you.
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    by vixen99 10mo ago

    Your suggestion should it materialize would certainly be in line with the general atmosphere which has been developing in the UK.
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    Risks of Bottled Water(studyfinds.org)

    1 points by vixen99 10mo ago|0 comments
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    by vixen99 10mo ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frequency_comb
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    Britain is reshaping the global internet without Americans' consent(uk.news.yahoo.com)

    5 points by vixen99 10mo ago|3 comments
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    by vixen99 10mo ago

    Excellent advice.
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    by vixen99 11mo ago

    I'd dispute the 'almost'.
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    by vixen99 11mo ago

    And also: silently praying in public near an abortion center. The lady in question should have asked the policeman (as he was) "How would you define praying?". At least he'd maybe have paused for an interesting short discussi
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    by vixen99 11mo ago

    I'm not sure about the evidence for that gross generalization but young people are much less likely to vote than older people. Plenty of data on this: https://theharvardpoliticalreview.com/gen-z-voter-barriers-2...
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    by vixen99 11mo ago

    After a brilliant start (atoms etc.,) it starts to be problematic once one hits societies. After all, the earlier progressions are undeniably astounding stable successes in their various incarnations. A pessimist might say 'Stable&#x27
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    by vixen99 11mo ago

    Don't give up on him. You may surprise yourself one day.
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    by vixen99 11mo ago

    Chopin's 4th Prelude. Very simple harmonically and just about the easiest piece he ever composed. Listening to it one understands how appropriate it was for it to be played at his funeral.
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    by vixen99 11mo ago

    Nobody wants the sickle cell anaemia mutated gene for haemoglobin except insofar that it confers some measure of protection against malaria which is presumably how it's managed to survive.
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    by vixen99 1y ago

    Where is the evidence for this assumption, either way? There isn't any unless you generalize from some selected group to millions of people across the world. Terman 2021 - gifted children had similar life satisfaction to norms. Li loo
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    by vixen99 1y ago

    That's your preference. However "To illustrate is to make something more clear or visible. Children's books are illustrated with pictures. An example can illustrate an abstract idea. "illustrate" comes from the Lati
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    Study finds positive link between children's IQ and parental longevity(genomicpress.kglmeridian.com)

    4 points by vixen99 1y ago|1 comments
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    by vixen99 1y ago

    You have a point. Deviance is tending not to stick its head above the parapet.
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    by vixen99 1y ago

    HN is not just read by IT professionals. And they might be a bit curious about Linux startup without necessarily recalling what they know or never knew about hexadecimals.
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    by vixen99 1y ago

    For the record: Hamas leader Dr Basem Naim has publicly acknowledged Trump's part in bringing terrorists to the table, saying: ”Without the personal interference of President Trump in this case, I don't think that it would happe
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    by vixen99 1y ago

    I would love to hear a discussion between you and those who believe Trump has pulled off the diplomatic coup of the century so far. A dispassionate observer might see a touch of TDS. Not me of course. Nobel Peace Prize: to the "person