after_care

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by after_care 4y ago
I will not sign up for a service with a clause like this.
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by after_care 4y ago
> But yes, ultimately the (U.S.) government is not able to tell businesses what content to moderate (or not moderate) because that would be a first amendment violation, so the only solution for people unhappy with current platforms is to
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by after_care 4y ago
I concur with the core message -- that the current research on psychedelics is not strong. Some of the problem is that the research itself was not designed with an eye on earning FDA approval. This was hard to do because we'll never
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by after_care 4y ago
The US Forest Service is just wrong on this. Ergot does not contain LSD, although it contains very similar psychoactive alkaloids. Ergot cannot be called a mushroom, it is a fungus that grows on wheat, rye or other grains/grasses.
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by after_care 4y ago
If I search for "Volvo XC 60" then there is absolutely no doubt I want to see information about that vehicle. Any information about Subaru is just irrelevant noise.
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by after_care 4y ago
That's funny wordplay, but atmospheric carbo is clearly the intended implication.
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by after_care 4y ago
> HPPD I've had some experience with HPPD but luckily mine went away. My experience ranges from 'oh that is pretty cool to look at' to 'this visual distortion is hurting my ability to focus on an important conversati
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by after_care 4y ago
I honestly didn't even notice the denominators were different. All of the fractions were in simplest terms, which is (imo) preferable to using a common denominator.
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by after_care 4y ago
1. Why are wait times so long? Is there anymore we can reasonably do to reduce them? 2. How much would it impact the costs of goods to pay truckers an hourly wage during these downtimes?
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by after_care 4y ago
Maybe we can encourage unionizing by generating a quality union management software package.
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by after_care 4y ago
60s and 70s research does not meet modern standards. The validity of almost all medical and psychological research done in the era is very questionable. Some research done in this time was very good, but with psychedelics we are really st
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by after_care 4y ago
I agree with everything you said, but would also advise caution for more experienced users as well.
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by after_care 4y ago
Alcohol is not as effective of a treatment for depression as P. Cubensis.
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by after_care 4y ago
I'm in this space as a hobbyist, a consumer and occasional producer (I've done some limited runs on simple projects). I'm specifically interested in jp coin-op and 16-bit home console. I see your concern. There's alway
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by after_care 4y ago
Sure, the market for cheap imported goods is much larger. It's also more competitive. Do you really think Etsy is going to stand against Walmart, Amazon, etc?
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by after_care 4y ago
It's ironic to me because flashcarts are widely used to pirate console games. Someone making a tool for pirates is complaining about their IP being pirated. Yes, I know flashcarts are also commonly used for homebrew, and I use mine ex
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by after_care 4y ago
I disagree. Having a reputable online handmade trinket shop was very valuable because it was the largest and had the best brand recognition. Being a Chinese factory retail outlet is less valuable because _everyone_ is a Chinese factory re
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by after_care 4y ago
It’s moot in practice. The people inside the house are caught off guard while the people kicking down the door are well trained, staffed, and practiced. Their zero injury success rate is impressive.
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by after_care 4y ago
Nah. No one gives a shit about a nice suburb in Dallas. I’ve seen feds execute warrants in very nice neighborhoods. The FBI canceled because the neighborhood was a nice one in DC, where people with external influence live.
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by after_care 4y ago
In the recent past I’ve concluded that I consider being in the top results of Google Search to be an indicator of a poor quality website.
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by after_care 4y ago
> I feel like it would be possible to write software to tell artists if a song is in danger of copyright infringement of other registered songs. I'm trying to decide if you (as a joke) plagiarized this idea from the popular TV show
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by after_care 4y ago
I'm unsure "clean-room defense" can apply to a melody from a top 10 song.
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by after_care 4y ago
I think that's a long enough running practice that it cannot be classified as a fad.
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by after_care 4y ago
Plenty of rock solid investments have failed throughout history. :). I would never tell anyone how to spend their money, I'm just bringing up a counter point to the conversation.
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by after_care 4y ago
Pronouns in profiles is at least four years old is some mainstream contexts [0]. I'm unsure that it is a fad because on the internet there can be very little other signaling of someone's gender. [0] https://blog.asana.
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by after_care 4y ago
> because spreading the payments out over 12 months means more investment capital This is essentially borrowing money to invest. It doesn't matter if the investment makes money or loses money the lender will expect payment. This s
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by after_care 4y ago
1 and 2 will essentially prevent any sort of a rental market, and rentals clearly play a valuable role for lots of society.
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by after_care 4y ago
> I believe jaw development has effects on mental health. Why? I am honestly curious.
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by after_care 4y ago
1. IQ tests are actually showing higher scores over time. About 90 years of data on this. 2. We do not have genetic data to show that these mutations are happening. This is theory only without empirical data. 3. There's a lot of deba
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by after_care 4y ago
> the opposite actually [1] This is a much more controversial view than as suggested in the comment -- specifically there is very little data backing up the hypothesis that intelligence is decreasing. This is compounded by the fact that

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