youareostriches

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by youareostriches 6y ago
>...home remodeling, yard work, or canoeing... Are you sure it's actually the physical exhaustion and not the hours of exposure to direct sunlight which calibrates your circadian rhythm?
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by youareostriches 6y ago
For corporate espionage it is most certainly company meetings which are of interest.
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by youareostriches 6y ago
Nicotine also has nootropic properties
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by youareostriches 6y ago
Reddit prohibits content which: * Is illegal * Is involuntary pornography * Is sexual or suggestive content involving minors * Encourages or incites violence * Threatens, harasses, or bullies or encourages others to do so * Is personal and
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by youareostriches 6y ago
> As a species, we're approaching the time where we've obviated evolution. This is hubris. Everything that humanity may accomplish in the future, from editing its own genome to creating general artificial intelligence, is a pr
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by youareostriches 6y ago
What was the term again? “Snowflakes” . Right.
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by youareostriches 6y ago
Surely you started with textbooks.
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by youareostriches 6y ago
Facebook needs to be broken up immediately , and their core platform offering replaced by an open protocol.
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by youareostriches 6y ago
Oh, certainly the processes occurring on the chip itself could bring about an entirely separate consciousness while at the same time simulating a human one on a different level.
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by youareostriches 6y ago
> Now take this to the extreme: replace all of these neurons with empty shells and route the computation to a billion people in the world to perform on pen and paper. Is it still conscious? If so, what if you removed the brain altogether
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by youareostriches 6y ago
We can imagine consciousness as a purely informational process, which can occur in any adequately complex substrate—real or virtual. In this regard (integrated information theory), the inherent “properties” of consciousness would be more re
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by youareostriches 6y ago
> The MMR-version of the same "this is the magic key" story seemed much more promising (except for Iran) ... Iran only administered a single MMR shot and consequently had lower levels of protection. https://www.scie
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Zerodium stops accepting exploits because iOS has so many already(twitter.com)
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by youareostriches 6y ago
Units, please. He said micrograms and it sounds like you’re talking about IU.
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by youareostriches 6y ago
Glass actually fully blocks the helpful UV-B rays while still allowing some amount of harmful UV-A rays through.
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by youareostriches 6y ago
vitamin K deficiency is also associated with covid19 symptoms. https://www.preprints.org/manuscript/202004.0457/v1
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by youareostriches 6y ago
Explain how the virus could spread after they had recovered, a necessary step for which is their immune system clearing the virus.
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by youareostriches 6y ago
Immunity passports reveal a naive understanding of infection. Thousands of people in South Korea have tested positive even after testing negative. Some of those people continued to infect others. One man in China has tested positive for the
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by youareostriches 6y ago
It’s certainly not a hollywood movie—for the flu, it’s already the case! Change in Human Social Behavior in Response to a Common Vaccine https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/20816312/ Conclusions: These results show that t
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by youareostriches 6y ago
> And then after that the companies will get involved in politics in those places so that it never happens again. This in turn increases the chance of regulatory capture and corruption. Sounds like a great reason to change the distribu
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by youareostriches 7y ago
Carrousel! https://scifi.stackexchange.com/questions/22080/what-did-the...
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by youareostriches 7y ago
Yes, they do that. It would be consistent with the results seen: Treatment with ACE-inhibitors is associated with less severe disease with SARS-Covid-19 infection in a multi-site UK acute Hospital Trust https://www.medrxiv.org&
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by youareostriches 7y ago
the hypothesis about ACE inhibitors and ARBs promoting covid-19 severity has never been proven in any human study and in fact ARBs have been shown to reduce mortality in one of the few covid studies which have been done: Anti-hypertensive
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by youareostriches 7y ago
Well, what do you think life is? It’s a product of chemical computation.
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by youareostriches 7y ago
Actually, killing coreaudiod can be necessary every once in a while.
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by youareostriches 7y ago
I’m curious of your opinion on Openwater: https://www.openwater.cc/technology
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by youareostriches 7y ago
https://thenextsystem.org/learn/stories/crisis-next-time-pla... Among other things, nationalization would all but eliminate institutional resistance to, and subversion of, public policy and regulations.
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by youareostriches 7y ago
This is a far, far better response to bankruptcy of essential industry than the bailout of 2008.
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by youareostriches 7y ago
The reason economic recessions kill people is because our system doesn't currently guarantee people the basic necessities of life: food, shelter, and health care. This is a political choice to let people die in order to preserve the
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by youareostriches 7y ago
Whether people like it or not, shrinking global economic activity in fuel-heavy and extractive industries (by extension, via demand destruction) is inevitably linked to reducing carbon emissions. We must be prepared to give up certain thing

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