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If I buy a magazine, I’m opting in. I don’t opt-in to digital stalking. I’ve made every effort to express my non-consent. “They say no, but really they mean yes.” No. No means no.
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The laws are coming no matter what, not because of lobbying or whatever, the laws/policy response is coming because politicians want to get in on the ai too. The regulations we will do things like mandate ai be used for equity purposes
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Sort of, but not exactly. More like quitting it doesn’t change me back to prior me. I will just be current me but without the addiction. I’ll still long for her just the same. Once you start drinking it black, you never go back.
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Not a lot.
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For some people, the effects of caffeine seem to be permanent. I am one.
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“90% of his patients are not consistent with CPAP usage” That’s high. Surely someone can post scientific evidence that cpap helps with sleep despite the fact there’s almost 100% non-compliance. /s
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Naps are terrible sleep hygiene. Any deviation from a regular set sleep schedule is bad hygiene. Better to get less sleep than to nap and disturb the sleep schedule. Many people develop insomnia this way, especially shift workers.
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That’s what I don’t get and would love someone to post full text of the study. They claim this is a “modifiable” risk. I find that claim dubious and would love to see how they support that, and why this isn’t simply descriptive/correla
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Those with money can live close by. It’s the worker bees with less options and resources that will by necessity have the longest commutes. But who are they to disrespect tasteful interior design choices, and “snacks”.
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If militaries are not subject to the regulation then it is meaningless. Who else would be building weapons systems?
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I’m willing to entertain that claim if you would be willing to point to one or two examples and define “broadening views”. From the data I’ve seen, violent crime is associated with urban areas. I think of the places where one might encounte
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spock%27s_Brain
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“broadening of people's views would eventually lead to a nation where all who live in it are united” Is that what we’re experiencing?
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Do you know it was pseudoephedrine? I remember you could buy bottles of mini-thins at the pos of pretty much every liquor store in the country in the late 90s/early 00s. Used to be sold in bottles of 100 for like 5 bucks.
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I should have included an /s but yes, nutrition is one of many things.
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No, I’m just saying that for me personally, if I wanted advice about taking psychiatric medication, I would prefer a clinicians view over the view of a epidemiological researcher, _even if they have the exact same level of training as medic
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And I would add, the world is more peaceful and loving and moral under Christian morals (the morals we all currently share) than under the ethics of the Roman Empire. Christians ended the slave trade for specifically, uniquely Christian rea
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That’s a really long response for something you feel is trivially silly. Maybe it’s cognitive dissonance?
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Yes, God may have created psychedelics for a reason, but why not cut out the middleman and just “go to the source.” What many in AA learn, the higher power is the only way. Everything else is a treadmill.
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“psychiatric epidemiologist“ I was with you up to this. What even is a “psychiatric epidemiologist” I had to look it up, “It is a subfield of the more general epidemiology. It has roots in sociological studies of the early 20th century. How
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The real estate market is driven by speculation no? So that has to be solved before building more is ever going to be a useful option. Otherwise we just pour gas on the fire of real estate speculation by expanding the size of the bubble. Bu
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You are agreeing in a weird way. Yes, in America if you live somewhere that other people want to live, then you have to move or take on two incomes. That was my point, that because US real estate has become an attractive investment over the
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“How do you think the wealthy got wealthy” Most inherit it. Then lose it. That’s the typical path of wealth. Rarely, it’s amassed by someone who starts with little. Here these people, the ones who create rather than squander wealth, are cal
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Name one thing.
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Do you live in an area with high international demand for housing? Not all of the US is a hot spot for high paid immigrants, yet. Displacement is a real thing. Not everyone can change states or nations to make the finances work out.
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Get rid of _some_ of them for now It only has to be relatively less ad laden than the free version. Whenever ads get cranked up on the “free” normal person YouTube, they’ll get cranked up on sucker pay-pig YouTube in direct proportion. I
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“Although if you chat with MD’s about this topic, diagnosing mental health is hard so that isn’t a silver bullet either.” What are they going to give people a quick blood test for depression? “This person has depression today, they can stay
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But it’s easy working for such people once you identify them. They are “goes to 11” people. Like that amp in spinal tap you just make your regular output max level be a 9, then you have room to go 1 more when they want you to. Of course tha
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I wonder if thinking more about this might make you not post that?
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“Second, there is the conviction that cooperating with any competitor will result in the rival being assimilated into existing power balances, thus acting to preserve—rather than destabilise—an empire's existing regional or global orde
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