SmokeGS

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FDA raises alarm over PFAS contamination in many products of human health risk(apnews.com)
2 points by SmokeGS 7y ago|1 comments
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by SmokeGS 7y ago
It's worse because the offender was politically connected and there was nothing I could do about the situation at the time i regained recollection. The offender also had large resources to pay ex spooks to keep the situation normal (fo
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by SmokeGS 7y ago
someone tried to kill me for exposing them raping my girlfriend and the doctors used experimental oxygenated blood to save my life. I got really drunk the night i was assaulted because of a related incident. During the incident with my gf,
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by SmokeGS 7y ago
Medically there are policies in various countries that differ on the term 'dead' or 'clinically dead'. Various places have different standards of dead. This has a huge effect on organ donation rates. For my medical emerg
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by SmokeGS 7y ago
Politicizing domestic/civil legal issues is historically a failure and has huge blowback.
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by SmokeGS 7y ago
Bless google translate's heart I can read about half of the words on any poem presented here.
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by SmokeGS 7y ago
oh fuck, that's so true. O'hare is almost murder on non-us citizens if that is their airport of entry.
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by SmokeGS 7y ago
holy shit lmao. I'm sorry that sucks.
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by SmokeGS 7y ago
I believe you're correct
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by SmokeGS 7y ago
>nothing is lost except time
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by SmokeGS 7y ago
I appreciate someone in the field taking the time to respond. I think we have the ability to scale our knowledge with machine learning and mass monitoring. Again i recognize that 50 years is extremely optimistic. Ethics, money, and politics
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by SmokeGS 7y ago
that's pure propaganda
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by SmokeGS 7y ago
i love the quadrants. I can definitely name some in my own experience.
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by SmokeGS 7y ago
I'll wait to see the results from the anti-trust investigations going on.
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by SmokeGS 7y ago
I feel like we are so close to wirelessly monitoring all brain waves (next 50 years) we will probably be able to, in real time, recognize and diagnose abnormal brain patterns. I think it would be promising if we get this sensor tech up and
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by SmokeGS 7y ago
well that's what happens when you launder dark money with the info gathered
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by SmokeGS 7y ago
I have been thinking abou this for a long time. Thanks for putting it out there. It seemed that int the domestic crop of people, the US lags behind some/most places in the maturity department.
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by SmokeGS 7y ago
I don't find that the article you linked supports the 'most gifted doing the actual production.' I found the main thrust of the article rather the opposite. I do agree he has a reputation and that the points in the lurklurk a
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by SmokeGS 7y ago
His writing is surprisingly good. I enjoyed it from an outsiders view with little knowledge of particle physics history.
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by SmokeGS 7y ago
thanks grzm
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by SmokeGS 7y ago
I appreciate your nuance and defense in this thread.
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by SmokeGS 7y ago
Commenting to read again.
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by SmokeGS 7y ago
I just looked at the FTC government archives from 1919-2009 and there is a gap after 2008 with missing volumes 146-148. https://www.ftc.gov/enforcement/cases-proceedings/commission... Does anyone know why this is
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by SmokeGS 7y ago
A new take on "jinx you owe me a soda"
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by SmokeGS 7y ago
>In the US things like third-party doctrine have not aged well in the information age as just communicating with people can expose you in ways you can't ever control. agreed. it's by design and i don't think anyone will be
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by SmokeGS 7y ago
This paper: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs00213-019-05253... indicates IL6 ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interleukin_6 ) is down regulated in ex vivo tests (outside animal, cell cul
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by SmokeGS 7y ago
This might make me download Firefox
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by SmokeGS 7y ago
It doesn't even have to be alcoholic drinks
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by SmokeGS 7y ago
I'd be more inclined to do a "drinks" option.
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by SmokeGS 7y ago
Yeah, well how are they supposed to make money

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