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by yokaze 7y ago
Health is delegated to the States, not a federal matter, so the respond may differ greatly between each of them. The title is also misleading, as Merkel does not have the power to decide such things. Well, at least not by the letter.
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The theory I've heard: Children mostly rely on their innate immune system compared to adults, where the adaptive immune system is more fully developed. In elderly people, the immune response of both systems is slower/weaker.
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Try to suck out a candle instead of blowing it out. That's where the directionality comes from. You mask is not hermetically sealed and only going through the material.
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"The Council on Hypertension of the European Society of Cardiology wish to highlight the lack of any evidence supporting harmful effect of ACE-I and ARB in the context of the pandemic COVID-19 outbreak." https://www.esc
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There are two problems with buying it without need. There is a shortage, so people in risk groups (elderly people and people with respiratory problems) or people close to those at risk cannot get them. Second, it increases the price, which
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by yokaze 7y ago
> Even some simple recommendations from leadership (CDC) would be encouraging to see, but we keep being fed a “nothing to see here, no need to panic” politicized message. Which recommendations are you missing? ( https://www.cdc
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by yokaze 7y ago
If your washing machine spins your clothing at 900-1400 RPMS, it should be simply wet, but not dripping wet. Never saw a drop on my floor.
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by yokaze 7y ago
The tests have a true-positive rate of 40%. Could well be, that the tests bring more hassle than they are worth.
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by yokaze 7y ago
You are missing to make a point. Time could work either way. Have you want evidence, that their opinion changed to the contrary?
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by yokaze 7y ago
That view send to be shared by 16 Nobel laureates of economics and other 2600 economists signing the Economist statement on climate change in 1997 ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economists%27_Statement_on_C... ). Call
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by yokaze 7y ago
With a essential difference, the ban is time limited.
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by yokaze 7y ago
So, a couple of random people are trying standard passwords. That should be a complete non-issue, if your system is correctly configured. Now you want to stop the users and your response is to block "their" IP completely. Which tu
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by yokaze 7y ago
My understanding is, that while fish consumption is correlated with better health, the supposed effects of omega-3 fats in observational studies are not proven in controlled studies with omega 3 supplements ( https://www.cochrane.
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by yokaze 7y ago
To my knowledge, in small volumes vinyl is cheaper to produce than CDs. So, if you want to get a physical medium, it might be the only choice.
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Instead future generations are going to pay for today's economic ideology
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by yokaze 7y ago
I would claim the opposite: CD makes each developer responsible for their own mess. You make a mistake, it will end blowing up in production. Without CD you have a batch of changes, and the responsibility becomes diffused. The main gain I s
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by yokaze 7y ago
Not really, since the input of the solver is bounded by the native word size of the architecture.
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by yokaze 7y ago
Actually, the title claims something, what the study doesn't. It states: "More nurturing home reading environment prior to kindergarten may stimulate brain development supporting language and literacy skills, reinforcing the need
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by yokaze 7y ago
> this article helps highlight the gender stereo-types it wants to avoid more than anything else. What makes you think that they don't know that is highlighting stereotypes, and that is actually the intend?
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by yokaze 7y ago
So, ghosts are "not even wrong" ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Not_even_wrong ). Your story about the superconductor shows how pseudo-science is different from science in practicality every step, despite try
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by yokaze 7y ago
> Shouldn't it be: most perpetrators are men? Yes, you're right. That's what I wanted to say. > I am not arguing for startups to cater to the needs of abusive people. Then I stand corrected.
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by yokaze 7y ago
That's a false dichotomy: It isn't "Science has been wrong before, so anything is possible" ( https://theconversation.com/the-thinking-error-at-the-root-o... ) There are degrees of "wrongness" or
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by yokaze 7y ago
Society needs to change. It's not about "men vs women". Men have to take responsibility partly because most often we are perpetrators, partly because we are most often in power. If there is a women dominated environment, I wo
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by yokaze 7y ago
From what I heard from a homeless person is, that the problem with the sleeping halls are other homeless people. It would stress anyone out, if your "cohabitants" fecate in the shower, start screaming in the middle of the night, p
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by yokaze 7y ago
The keyword here is "perception". I am not convinced that the perception is deserved.
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Or laws/taxes are passed, which incorporate the externalities, and subventions for detrimental efforts are cut. That is "just" a matter of political will.
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by yokaze 7y ago
Governments can only be as good as their citizens contributing to it. Those companies had a hand in forming those very laws. They could have acted differently without giving up a competitive advantage, by lobbying for better laws for everyo
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by yokaze 7y ago
I could refute a 2030 study from the flat earth society with an essay from natural philosophers from ancient Greece, if the first doesn't address the established facts of the second. A more detailed rebuttal: https://www.red
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by yokaze 7y ago
To my (vague) knowledge, it is an word coined in romanticism to replace the French-rooted word Nostalgie, Schwermut was coined for Melancholie. The movement was fairly nationalistic and was unhappy with the dominance of French in high cultu
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As deluded as the Bush Institute: https://www.bushcenter.org/catalyst/north-american-century/b...

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