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by wysifnwyg 7y ago
Is it just me or do the groups have a significant overlap in their margin of error?
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by wysifnwyg 7y ago
If that is indeed what they're saying, my point still stands. The blood alcohol limit has no variations for age, sex, gender, race, weight, time since last usage, or any other factor. It just goes by concentration. My point still stand
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by wysifnwyg 7y ago
The basic functionality of a breathalyzer is to take a given volume of an exhale and measure the concentration of a given particle as an indicator of intoxication. So long as an individual's results are greater than or equal to 0.08 th
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by wysifnwyg 7y ago
Yes.
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by wysifnwyg 7y ago
Why not rabbit? It's a much leaner meat, takes less space, and they breed much faster.
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by wysifnwyg 7y ago
That's really hilarious that the article title is completely in rejection to the conclusion. I don't see many articles that do the same in the medical field.
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by wysifnwyg 7y ago
If you've got any evidence which would support the idea that they were stressed, I would imagine you'd provide it. As you haven't, we both know what the answer is.
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by wysifnwyg 7y ago
>That study measured fecal cortisol (indicator for stress) upon arriving at a feedlot and after fattening and the animals seem to be within normal limits the whole time. Perhaps you have a different definition of what normal means?
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by wysifnwyg 7y ago
>That study measured fecal cortisol (indicator for stress) upon arriving at a feedlot and after fattening and the animals seem to be within normal limits the whole time. If you're not aware, that's not the title of the paper an
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by wysifnwyg 7y ago
One animal's "shite situation" is another animal's "happy situation".
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by wysifnwyg 7y ago
It seems like you'd prefer to reject science when it doesn't support your opinions.
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by wysifnwyg 7y ago
> https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/26669595/ >That study measured fecal cortisol (indicator for stress) upon arriving at a feedlot and after fattening and the animals seem to be within normal limits
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by wysifnwyg 7y ago
Doing UX Design right now and the popular phrase is: "If only people would read instructions everything would be alright."
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by wysifnwyg 7y ago
An apple a day keeps the doctor away only works if you've got good aim.
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by wysifnwyg 7y ago
In a contained setting it still will sequester carbon. It is more easily monitored for expected behavior. It minimizes risk to other ecosystems.
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by wysifnwyg 7y ago
Why set it lose in the ocean when you could contain it and measure it in a more controlled environment?
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by wysifnwyg 7y ago
They seem to address the question of at what point animals become part human and what that entails ethically but what about the reverse? Do we ethically become any less human when we have animal parts?
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by wysifnwyg 7y ago
While it doesn't say in the article, I would imagine that the statistical difference is significant enough to recognize that this specific group had been impacted when considering an average adult human's measurements.
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by wysifnwyg 7y ago
I never expected to see a headline like this. This is certainly an exciting dystopian future we're living in.
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by wysifnwyg 7y ago
The article doesn't seem to indicate which devices are communicating, just generally referring to communication. Medical devices which communicate should certainly not be an acceptable communication to risk.
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by wysifnwyg 7y ago
I'd be overjoyed for even a single remote day a week. Give me the four day at-work week.
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by wysifnwyg 7y ago
GPS is a one-way system. If they have your GPS data, it's because they are causing your device to transmit that data back.
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by wysifnwyg 7y ago
It all depends on the monetary difference doing so makes. If it's significantly cheaper, then they will continue to include it for legal markets.
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by wysifnwyg 7y ago
When I'm addressing bugs in the project I'm working on, especially when the bugs are described vaguely by outsiders, I start by confirming what I know to work. Take the most likely path I can conceptualize them reaching some sort
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by wysifnwyg 7y ago
They're people who value the rewards reaped by working there more. The prestige from working at a business like this can make positive impacts far beyond the period of your employment there. Heck, just getting to in person interviews a
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by wysifnwyg 7y ago
I would imagine that when articles like these are posted, that their target audience is the average healthy individual without any medical issues which directly conflict with the subject at hand. As someone with ADD, I realize that the advi
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by wysifnwyg 7y ago
What is it about being backed by a nation which makes a currency more valid?
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by wysifnwyg 7y ago
I think this is an important distinction that the parent comment failed to address and which destroys the premise of their entire argument.
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by wysifnwyg 7y ago
Mr. Musk?
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by wysifnwyg 7y ago
After reading through your blog, I'm still unsure which properties Bitcoin lacks which nation sponsored currency has.

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