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Dr. Pauling theory does focus on L-ascorbic acid, but his unified theory relies on L-Lysine as well. Not one published study that claims to refute Dr. Pauling's unified theory ever used the amount of L-ascorbic acid he recommended, or
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Global population keeps growing, developing countries keep developing, we can't even slow the growth let alone reduce. The amount of methane released from the thawing permafrost is much higher than expected as is the amount of CO2, and
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I'm not a very sensitive or "PC" person but the name has always bothered me, so much so that I won't use it or recommend it anyone only because of the name.
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Western companies were so blind by the "possible" money to be made in China that they didn't care that the Chinese government forced them to partner with Chinese companies, and then the Western companies were forced to hand o
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Your posting and your article contain a lot of words but neither has a point.
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Hmmm, I sleep on average 0-2 hours per day. I've been like this since the day I was born. I nearly destroyed my family because as a newborn I only slept 1 to 2 hours per day. I've gone as long 11 days without sleep. At least o
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At best the development team might need to know the state and city. When trying to improve the accuracy it might be helpful when to know where someone lives in order to fix geographically related mis-matches. This is just very sloppy&#
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Forget about the hacking. U.S. business walked into China and handed over all of their technology and Intellectual Property, just to have it used against them by the Chinese government. China has only resorted to hacking lately in order t
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Seems like in the U.S. the pilots are properly trained and are capable of handling the difference in the new vs old aircraft. Other countries aren't fairing so well. Is this a failing of the U.S. Government's FAA? No. I have a go
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Thank goodness it's the DOD, because it will take 10 years to get this approved, but sadly they'll approve technology that is 6 years old.
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IF you really want to get scared about content theft, you should read the terms of service for Grammerly. Their plug in scans everything data input window and by using the service you agree to the following: "By uploading or enterin
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The world is breaking down into name calling and finger pointing. I'm surprised humans ever got out of the dark ages, hell I'm surprised that we stopped flinging poop at each other, well technically it is what is happening with
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8y ago
Having had the extreme pleasure, and honor to work with Mr. Bogle I am truly saddened by his passing. He was selfless to a fault, a great man.
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Yogi Bera said it best. "Nobody goes there anymore, it's too crowded."
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8y ago
Everyone is scared of China, so getting our allies to work in concert wouldn't happen, that's why we need a fool. Once everyone realizes that China isn't a tiger, it's easier to get our allies on board. Western business
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I'm an Information Security and Privacy professional, and until there are real penalties for a lack of security nothing will change. Go see the Ford Pinto case, cheaper to pay lawsuits from deaths than fix the problem, then don't
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Being shaky and falling over is the difference between remembering how to ride a bicycle and not remembering how to ride a bicycle. You remembered how to ride, you just weren't very good.
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So much for the pen test and the code review conducted by the PCI auditor. I guess I'm the only idiot who actually follows the guidelines....
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Isn't Deutsche Bank the only bank that will still do business with Trump?
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What's worse is that International companies have been just giving their technology to the Chinese for years and years. In order to do business in China, non-Chinese companies must partner with a Chinese company. The International com
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Amazon negotiated in bad faith and as such any deals should be voided. I'd like to NYC mayor call out Amazon instead of allowing the good people of NYC to be railroaded. What the cities have submitted were nothing more than proposals
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You must be lying. President Trump tells us that all business will do the right thing and not poison the water, the air or it's customers.
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Mass market, talk about being out of touch. Considering Apple has about 12% of the cell phone market they were already a luxury item. They are becoming an ultra luxury item. My wife ditched the iphone for a lower end Samsung, even my stat
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IBM today is Unisys of 1990, it's 2017 did you know that Unisys still sells Mainframes? IBM has become completely dependent on consulting, and they did that because their hardware business has been shrinking. They are only selling hard
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Much easier than using a joystick.
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IBM is where Unisys was in 1990, this is not positive for Red Hat.
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Really, I find the opposite to be true. Drinkers will always deny the impact, "I'm fine, I'm not drunk" Where almost everyone I know when stoned usually says, "whoa I'm fucked up."
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Half the population have below average IQ's, and even people with above average IQ's still struggle with abstractions. These topics are complex and it's easy to frame the negative state in a way for low IQ and poorly educate
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The homeless issue is, IMHO, a mental health crisis. We as a society didn't want to pay for the freeloading mental health patients, so now we have the homeless. In 1955 there were 560,000 patients in all mental hospitals across the
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and everything inside is already virtualized the memory, the processors, the hardware, the power, everything, it can multiple operating systems.
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