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3y ago
I dunno, I'd be suspect of the argument was that the directions were perfect in Korean and merely totally hidden from industrious Americans. Japanese and Korean professionals speak English. There will be one researcher for whom explain
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3y ago
The thing that established journals do better than arXiv is clarity You can upload whatever trash methods you want, but a normal journal will have at least one guy who tells you to wipe your ass and make your bullshit presentable in public,
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3y ago
I don't think LK99 is a superconductor But as an experimental chemist who got a PhD and works at a national lab, if the twitch/Twitter streamers don't produce a semiconductor, it says nothing Experiments and processes are h
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3y ago
People should think what I want them to think! After the FDA tells me how to tell them what I want them to think
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3y ago
We don't know the shape of the universe. There could be nothing further than what we observe. We, by definition, cannot actually know. The universe may simply wrap around itself. The universe may have finite real volume due to big bang
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3y ago
Uh, no, I wouldn't bet on that. You can guess that they're overselling phosphorous as a landmark Finding organic carbon everywhere used to seem very exciting - turns out that's just the fate of low-number metals in the univ
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3y ago
> view source
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> This is incredible, do you have a blog documenting This feels like a joke. Even more than "I lived in the woods for years so I could figure out a mailbomber" TK was mentally ill. Cutting himself off from society was a symptom
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3y ago
It's not that big a transgression It also makes a map of human affect. We can all pretend such a thing matters, but most horrors never touch our life and would never be known without the news. The fact that a random guy gave his spare
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3y ago
Not like a welfareless state, where you're lucky to be in a class that gets you that far
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Jesus. So the researchers "benefiting" should keep the volunteers alive, but actual compensation for time and suffering is somehow dismissable? I think the people who say animals are sentient beings deserving of respect are less h
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3y ago
China has "traditional" medicine, the US has the prosperity gospel Maybe the human race is fine on average, but the stupid outliers are an order of magnitude more destructive than the average person in unpredictable and ignorable
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4y ago
Thr sounds pretty good
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4y ago
And in Spring, when the broken pipe plugged with solid molten ice thaws, your house's molten ice circuit performs an emergency evacuation into the yard, saving you from the convenience of adequate molten ice pressure
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4y ago
How is it distinct from the calorie deficit caused by chemo nausea?
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4y ago
One suspects Twitter may have more means and motivation to get what they're owed from Musk than a purposefully-emaciated regulatory body.
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4y ago
I think part of it is the 'junior' part. If you have a strong workflow and confidence with what you're doing then it's easier to be independent