RedAlakazam

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by RedAlakazam 10mo ago
That's also something I think about when imagining smelling for the first time. E.g. smelling something rancid for the first time - how strong of a negative reaction will it be compared to others who grew up with this negative associat
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by RedAlakazam 10mo ago
I'm also a lot more sensitive about texture and mouth feel than friends and family. I know that my taste of things differs from others substantially and I cannot appreciate any nuances in food. Fine dining for example is just wasted on
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by RedAlakazam 10mo ago
As someone who was born without a sense of smell this is incredibly intriguing to me. I've always wondered if there's gonna be a time in my life where I'd be able to experience *any* kind of smell through some new scientific
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by RedAlakazam 5y ago
Did you guys achieve this by creating a model for all kinds of different sports or did you hunt the arbitrage from different betting providers?
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by RedAlakazam 5y ago
Thanks for linking this, this is as interesting as the main post imo. It's funny how most of the results are as expected, actuaries as the occupation with the lowest divorce rate, while jobs as bartenders and flight attendants sport th
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by RedAlakazam 6y ago
Yep! You can accept and make calls with an Apple Watch, even with the non-cellular version, as long as your phone is in bluetooth range. It even works without being connected to headphones, although I can't recommend that for long call
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by RedAlakazam 6y ago
My phone is in the kitchen safe most of the time as well. I've bought an Apple Watch recently and I was mightily afraid it would increase my phone addiction even more. Instead, it got way better and I keep my phone/watch in silen
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Trivers–Willard Hypothesis(en.wikipedia.org)
45 points by RedAlakazam 7y ago|18 comments