PIKAL

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by PIKAL 6y ago
A very substantive comment.
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by PIKAL 6y ago
Raw video footage doesn’t have an agenda. You have clearly decided for yourself what the footage means to you. Good for you.
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by PIKAL 6y ago
In what context should billionaire media moguls be serving, colluding or collaborating with politicians of any kind, let alone a presidential candidate?
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by PIKAL 6y ago
And you would say the same thing if the same footage came out but it was Bill O Reilly, Rupert Murdoch and George Bush instead of Clinton, King and Turner?
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by PIKAL 6y ago
Decades ago, the news networks used to beam AV via satellite directly from the remote station in the field back to headquarters to be broadcast. They didn’t encrypt those signals, so anyone could pick them up if they knew how. This was raw
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by PIKAL 6y ago
Speaking of radios, I’ve been trying to understand light recently and it’s difficult. I find that for most things, I have a visual intuitive model to reason about things. But I have a hard time visualizing RF light. There aren’t any good vi
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Making sense of sensory input(sciencedirect.com)
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by PIKAL 6y ago
I find the metabolic cancer hypothesis to be extremely compelling. Did you happen to find this link on HN originally?
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by PIKAL 6y ago
A toast to good health
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by PIKAL 6y ago
It’s actually false
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by PIKAL 6y ago
This is actually incorrect. For millions of years humans ate nothing but animals. When you eat an entire animal, including its organs, you are getting every macronutrient and micronutrient required by the human body. The forms that vitamins
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by PIKAL 6y ago
It was all people ate for millions of years
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by PIKAL 6y ago
Over the past two years I have fallen down a medical rabbit hole that has revealed some really weird things to me. I don’t know how to explain it convincingly so I’ll just get it out: The reason why this is happening is also part of why aut
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by PIKAL 6y ago
What a nothing burger.
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by PIKAL 6y ago
The guy who runs signal said that he believes science isn’t about discovering truth. I still can’t wrap my head around it.
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by PIKAL 6y ago
I think you misread my comment.
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by PIKAL 6y ago
Today the infrastructure for serving information over the internet is privately owned, and liberals say that it’s ok for private companies to censor people on their platforms, and they are right. Tomorrow, the internet will be a public util
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by PIKAL 6y ago
When will people wake up and realize that ML and AI are out of control?
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by PIKAL 6y ago
I have literally never heard an account of someone who is an expert in a field or topic being impressed with the accuracy of a mainstream media report on that field or topic. What has the world come to when rolling stone a better source for
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by PIKAL 6y ago
You lack good reading in history. If everyone thought like you, science would stagnate. You make the common error: to see all “on-paper,” unproven ideas as equal. Comparing the reaction mechanism of PCR to the equations involved in human-sc
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by PIKAL 6y ago
People talk about Karys inexplicable beliefs about HIV. Why does nobody point out, as written in the speech, the fact that prior to PCR Kary explained the process of PCR to all of the biochemists around him in great detail, and nobody even
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by PIKAL 6y ago
Check the news, idiot
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by PIKAL 6y ago
But I don’t even need to look it up to know that they made absolutely sure to get credit for every single bombing. Why is that missing here?
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by PIKAL 6y ago
At the risk of triggering a war with the most powerful military in the world?
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by PIKAL 6y ago
I am overcome with curiosity about who did this and why. The fact that nobody has claimed responsibility makes no sense. If this were a politically motivated attack, domestic or otherwise, it would almost defeat the point to have the name o
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by PIKAL 6y ago
Patents holding things back is a feature. It encourages innovation because patents give a lot of security to innovators. Even if you found a way to incentivize innovators while simultaneously subjecting them to the ruthless meat grinder cal
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by PIKAL 6y ago
I was listening to a podcast with Shawn baker (I believe that was his name) who is an advocate for the carnivore diet. Besides describing all the strange and unusual remissions of autoimmune problems that people experience after switching t
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by PIKAL 6y ago
Watch the first video cited in my comment. I find it to be more convincing than reading the paper. It’s a doctor at Harvard who has witnessed the remission of very serious textbook schizophrenia after administration of a ketogenic diet. If
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by PIKAL 6y ago
This is allegedly the hub for carnivore people. https://meatrx.com/category/success-stories/ I’m still new to it but the concept is fascinating. Advocates point out that most plants are inedible while most animals
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by PIKAL 6y ago
Jordan Peterson and his daughter don’t need to be experts in order to offer their anecdotes. Instead of relying on experts, who universally reject everything I’ve said, crack open a biochemistry textbook. But be careful, the most popular bi

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