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yostrovs
6y ago
I've seen normal, rational people, even one science PhD, turn to talking gibberish when discussing the world after lsd and mushrooms. The PhD no longer believes in the fundamentals of science or basics of microbiology that he studied.
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yostrovs
6y ago
The grammatical errors are disturbing to see, considering it's a tweet by a guild of New York Times.
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6y ago
I was sarcastic.
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6y ago
I have endlessly heard of the Japanese hunting sharks and whales for their soups. You'd think the cosmetics industry would have been mentioned at some point as well.
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6y ago
Just like other theories, the wet market one has no evidence.
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The squalene in question that's derived from sharks has been used for decades. I've never heard of it before. Only now I do when it could be used to save untold human lives. Really?
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yostrovs
6y ago
If we can't protect the most vulnerable, how can we protect everybody then? Seems like focus should be in order.
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As the article notes, the pine needles on the floor make forest fires burn hot in the Himalayas. In the USA it is global warming that does that. Collecting kindling in California won't help as you're addressing the wrong problem.
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6y ago
Not made up. You just don't care to know. https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/afghan-leaks-expose-the-i...
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6y ago
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/afghan-leaks-expose-the-i...
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Strangely, Assange's revelations haven't changed anything. Had they been the bombshells promised, there would be people upset, changes made. Look how different Snowden revelations were and how the public responded. Night and day,
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There's zero evidence of torture and murder inside Chinese political prison facilities. Offenders simply disappear. Probably to all inclusive resorts since there's no evidence otherwise.
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Lots of decent, innocent people were tortured and killed because of Assange. My mind is made up.
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6y ago
Pure speculation. Just like the states haven't had a war because they're the United States. Imagine if the states would have become independent countries. I can imagine the endless warfare. Nobel in Peace as clearly deserved as th
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Did the creation of the EU stop some war in Western Europe?
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6y ago
The United States are still waiting for their peace prize on the same grounds. And the peace has lasted longer.
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6y ago
The percentiles are hopefully based on the region where a given employee would be working.
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6y ago
Is Finland uniformly academically excellent? Are Finns in America performing similar to Finns in Finland? Wouldn't it matter?
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6y ago
Americans, few having visited places like Finland, have a heaven-like perception of the nordic countries. Everyone lives happy lives, powered by public transportation, true equality, and unlimited healthcare unlike almost anywhere else. I&
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The author suggests that because affirmative action was deemed a poor solution to the "problem" that too many Asian kids attended the school, the only choice left was to abandon the entrance exam. Maybe the racist "problem&q
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6y ago
Did China become a leader in stem cell research and what did it come up with in that research?
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Americans, having traveled from center of one city to the center of another on a European train think trains connect even neighborhoods and suburbs of European cities. And that these trains are always running to serve you.
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6y ago
Well, when you decided it's your business to judge what car I should be buying, based on your perception of my needs and wants, it did feel a bit annoying.
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6y ago
There are some things he said that might be construed as supporting incorrect political opinions. The stuff you refer to is just smut and garbage. Spotify employees are ok with that.
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In theory, yes. But the people he's paying for have real crimes on their records, like assault and robbery. The only thing he takes into account is race. If black or latino, he pays. If you're not, you still don't get to vote
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6y ago
Funnier yet is that he knows who the convicted felons will be voting for. It's cheaper to pay their debt than to convince law biding citizens to vote for your guy.
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As there are rights and privileges, there are also responsibilities. One is to maintain yourself within the bounds of the law. Seems like if you're not willing to take responsibility for your actions then you don't get to tell oth
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There's some evidence that dogs might have williams syndrome, which may be the reason they're so friendly and love to be loved. https://advances.sciencemag.org/content/3/7/e1700398
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Which parts are burning? The federal or state?
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6y ago
That must have been around 1910, according to page 7 of this document: https://www.fia.fs.fed.us/library/brochures/docs/2012/Forest...
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