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wavepruner
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So it decreases dust levels in the entire house, even far above the floor? That would suggest a major source of dust on counters / shelves is the floor. Seems counterintuitive!
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The argument you're making is common and always boils down to this belief: "most people are too stupid to discern the truth" History shows this to belief to be incorrect, and instead shows that any central power holding this
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Metaphorical thinking.
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Race in this context refers to the action of racing, not the races of humans, or even horses. The only way this argument would make sense as a critique of Trump's supposed racism would be if you believed some races do _not_ have good g
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This is a basic combinations of words from the English language. You do not own it.
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AstraZeneca, Under Fire for Vaccine Safety, Releases Trial Blueprints
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Understanding the Nature of Oneness Experience in Meditators
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Vaccine Transparency
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Can Masks Function as a Crude Vaccine?
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It's likely that they are referring to the comments section, not the posted articles. You don't have to read many comments on ZH to see what the OP is talking about.
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The First Randomized Controlled Trial on Vitamin D and Covid-19
(sciencedirect.com)
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Nurses and restaurant workers never do a 2 hour shift, whenever they feel like it, deciding at the last minute. Nor has surge pricing ever been used in nursing or restaurants.
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What was the chant?
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There's way more mail during the holidays than what would be generated by a national mail-in election. So it is not unprecedented.
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Incorrect. I cannot do these jobs. I would quickly lose my ability to walk and use my hands. And no one hires someone who randomly needs to take weeks off and can only work 5-10 hours a week when they can work at all. Not sure why you think
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I'm an on-and-off Uber driver. It's a great gig to supplement my income. As someone who has many limitations from a disability, it's almost impossible to find a job that classifies me as an employee. I just don't get hir
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Why deep learning won’t give us level 5 self-driving cars
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Where did I say: "people in power abuse said power and never face consequences" or "Hilary Clinton operated a pedophile ring out of the basement of a pizza place"? It is very misleading to use quotes like I said anything
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I'm prone to consider "conspiracy theories" because something terrible happened to me that is adamantly denied by those in power. The terrible thing that happened to me does not feel like "secret knowledge" or a &qu
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One big issue that gets lost in the discussion is how many of these treatments are reasonably safe for perfectly healthy people, and it's the people with risk factors who need to be concerned. That's why informed consent and choic
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Posting this now before finishing the article to be an early poster. (see edit below for my comments after finishing the article) The article refers to missteps and errors doctors have made concerning vaccinations. One misstep/error th
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Simple mathematical models are not appropriate for a situation as nuanced and multivariate as this one. Case count will oscillate up and down as restriction levels and individual comfort levels oscillate. As we approach herd immunity, the
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Average new cases per day has dropped from about 1200/day in late June to less than 300/day now. There's a slight uptick over the past week. https://91-divoc.com/pages/covid-visualization/?chart=coun
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If You Are Still Calling AI Artificial Intelligence, You Are Wrong
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That Kodak Deal
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Energy Recovery Ventilation (ERV) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_recovery_ventilation
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Screaming fast NVMe controllers blur line between storage and memory
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IPO calendar for NYSE: https://www.nyse.com/ipo-center/filings IPO calendar for NASDAQ: https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/ipos Market Watch's IPO calendar: https://www.marketw
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I've seen about 50 doctors. I have extensive first hand experience, and what you're saying is not common at all. This is in the USA, although I have many European friends with similar experiences. Universal health care doesn'
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GoDBledger – open-source central server for all your financial transactions
(godbledger.com)
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