PepeGomez

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by PepeGomez 9y ago
Or you could get a conductometer and measure the purity yourself.
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by PepeGomez 9y ago
More or less immediately, as far as I can remember. I used polarizers from an old LCD display.
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by PepeGomez 9y ago
I guess it would work with one filter as well.
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by PepeGomez 9y ago
I once made glasses that made me see polarization. It made plant leaves look beautiful.
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by PepeGomez 10y ago
There's a HD version on Steam.
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by PepeGomez 10y ago
It's only meant to intimidate people. There is no way it could serve a real security purpose.
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by PepeGomez 10y ago
No.
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by PepeGomez 10y ago
The line between microdosing and tripping balls is thinner than many people realize.
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by PepeGomez 10y ago
I think the more important question is, if even insects can be this smart with their tiny brains, what the hell are our huge brains for?
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by PepeGomez 10y ago
Why? It seems to be the only theory that actually fits the evidence, unlike SENS and similar nonsense.
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by PepeGomez 10y ago
They have more iron in their bodies.
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by PepeGomez 10y ago
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK222312/#ddd00333 http://www.who.int/water_sanitation_health/dwq/chemicals/cop...
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by PepeGomez 10y ago
That's nonsense. Please get tested by a real doctor.
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by PepeGomez 10y ago
As far as my knowledge goes, that seems to be completely made up.
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by PepeGomez 10y ago
Those are the signs of deficiency, not overdose. What made you think you suffered from copper overload?
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by PepeGomez 10y ago
Nonsense. It only happens after prolonged massive intakes (A man who intentionally took 60mg/day for a year and 30mg for several years before that is one of the few examples found in literature.) and the signs are liver and kidney fail
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by PepeGomez 10y ago
Getting too much copper is virtually impossible unless you have a rare genetic disorder. The excess copper is excreted in bile. The defficiency on the other hand is widespread, it doesn't show in the blood tests and the symptoms are bo
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by PepeGomez 10y ago
This "project" specifically. It conflates ɾ and t and it ignores most non-english IPA letters.
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by PepeGomez 10y ago
It only works for English. Any other language seems to get mangled into English-like syllables.
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by PepeGomez 10y ago
How does hallucinating provide survival advantage?
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by PepeGomez 10y ago
It did? The US may be the only first world country in the top 20 obese countries.
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by PepeGomez 10y ago
What happened when you tried to eat more sugar?
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by PepeGomez 10y ago
I didn't ask you to repeat yourself, I asked for evidence confirming what you said.
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by PepeGomez 10y ago
So what is the evidence for fructose being bad for us?
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by PepeGomez 10y ago
How many obese people follow the guidelines?
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by PepeGomez 10y ago
Why are you lying like that? Are you trying to hurt people?
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by PepeGomez 10y ago
Stop spreading misinformation. 65% is well within historical norms. People commonly ate that much or more, oils and meat used to be expensive.
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by PepeGomez 10y ago
"the body can synthesize glucose" is a horribly misleading statement. The body can create glucose only by destroying protein and the amount it can create is limited by the buildup of toxic waste the process leaves behind. It'
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by PepeGomez 10y ago
You are basically guarranteeed to get a false negative A1C on keto.
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by PepeGomez 10y ago
How much better do you think it could get with JPEGs encoded with Lepton in mind?

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