MR_Bulldops

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by MR_Bulldops 11mo ago
Do you have an example that doesn't involve an objective metric? Of course objective metrics won't turn bad. They're more measurements than metrics, really.
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by MR_Bulldops 1y ago
Can you provide any proof of this?
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by MR_Bulldops 1y ago
Doctors, especially young doctors, are not the wildly greedy people you paint them to be. There are dozens of easier paths to riches these days than medicine and we all know it. My medical school is "cheap" and tuition + cost of l
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by MR_Bulldops 1y ago
I have found the biggest commonality in otherwise intelligent Trump supporters in my life is deep-seated insecurity issues. The second biggest is a life that hasn't gone how they had envisioned and, rather than take accountability, the
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by MR_Bulldops 1y ago
Let's have a conversation about leaking tax dollars. How do you feel about our tax dollars directly enriching the sitting president? How do you feel about our tax dollars leaking into a military parade to celebrate the president's
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by MR_Bulldops 2y ago
Hey. I am not a migraine guy but a paroxysmal, full-body, painful hives type of guy. Like some migraine people, my symptoms eventually stopped happening after trying all sorts of things for years, and I can't say precisely what the &qu
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by MR_Bulldops 2y ago
Strava has (rightfully) received no blame, so they were accidentally right!
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by MR_Bulldops 2y ago
I had it done 2 years ago and started taking it for granted about 4 days after the operation. I have perfect sight with no complaints and almost never think about it. I was 30 years old and wore -4.0 lenses.
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by MR_Bulldops 2y ago
It should inspire confidence that we have moved beyond that for many types of cancer. And if it can be done with cancer treatment, we are closer to doing it with autoimmune and anti-virus treatments.
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by MR_Bulldops 2y ago
I am here to restore your confidence about autoimmune issues. Recently (and still in many cases) "turn down the immune system" was the treatment for most cancers. Of course, the purpose of anti-cancer drugs isn't to turn down
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by MR_Bulldops 2y ago
"I presume." There is a famous saying about assumptions that applies to you.
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by MR_Bulldops 4y ago
I've been wrestling with this decision for a couple years now. I've slowly knocked off remaining pre-reqs, but haven't fully dived in - which would be leaving my job and becoming an MA or ED tech and doing dedicated MCAT stud
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by MR_Bulldops 4y ago
Going on an adventure and finishing back where you started is not a bad result.
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by MR_Bulldops 4y ago
Going on 2 years it's the best bed I've had. Completely silent and sturdy.
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by MR_Bulldops 4y ago
I did this last year and it was incredibly satisfying. If I amrunning errands and near a nursery I'll stop by and get a new plant or two. Slowly filling it in and watching all the nature is nice. Our back yard is about 4x bigger, but I
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by MR_Bulldops 4y ago
"beyond the desire not to introduce a plant or creature that would monopolize their environment" That is reason enough to avoid non-natives and invasive species. They reduce biodiversity making a habitat more brittle and boring. A
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by MR_Bulldops 4y ago
> Yeah, okay. What's with the attitude? Do you think it's ED staff that created those training documents? Do you think ER physicians who spent years jumping through hoops to get accepted into medical school, then spent 4 years