bgandrew

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by bgandrew 2y ago
sorry, but it's just common sense
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by bgandrew 2y ago
But where is that humanism?
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by bgandrew 2y ago
It was more about you not reading enough (books). So technically yes.
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by bgandrew 2y ago
I assume you have multiple accounts here, since I was replying to a different user. This in itself tells something, but then again, why should I care. Not sure why you keep implying that castration should have something to do with books. Th
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by bgandrew 2y ago
Try reading some books maybe.
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by bgandrew 3y ago
Meanwhile, the shovels learned to solve mathematical problems of the international math olympiad. https://deepmind.google/discover/blog/alphageometry-an-olymp...
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by bgandrew 3y ago
I'm also wandering. My organ is having a really long break these days, not sure if it's even healthy.
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by bgandrew 3y ago
Or doesn't get along with humans too well. Which can be a sign of underliyng depression.
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by bgandrew 4y ago
no it's not. they straight up serve kremlin, promoting kremlin fake news and silencing russian opposition (not much to silence but still). they can have whatever functionality they like, I still won't use it in billion years.
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by bgandrew 4y ago
wow. It's just a 10 cm by 10 cm plate, how can it bother anybody? I guess modern generation just can't stand monuments.
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by bgandrew 4y ago
probably weak tabs, or strong tolerance. 5 tabs would get me destroyed. A friend of mine had seen some biblical shit and he only took 4.
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by bgandrew 4y ago
I know. I'm just saying there is very little sense in comparing it to adderall.
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by bgandrew 4y ago
it's like saying "a book can improve your mood". It definitely can, and most often will but reading 15 pages a day probably won't do too much.
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by bgandrew 4y ago
so it's like comparing a downer to an upper, right? not the best comparison in my books.
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by bgandrew 4y ago
Because it's obvious to anybody. It's also obvious that modern humans are far less exposed to UV than our ancestors, who pretty much lived like current days hobos spending most of their time on fresh air.
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by bgandrew 4y ago
those modern lefts.. just look at russia. censorship is how it all started there.
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by bgandrew 5y ago
As a person living outside of US I appreciate those 12 cents from you much more than 0.004. US provides at least some level of global security and I don't want this role to be taken by any other country. As for art, I always can look f
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by bgandrew 5y ago
don't be too negative, there are lots of alternatives. humanity will lose almost nothing if wolfram cease to exists.
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by bgandrew 5y ago
Not true for netflix movies though. Most of them are really unwatchable.
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by bgandrew 5y ago
Actually, a real shame is a total lack of really big (millions of records) data sets on pretty much anything medical. And this is of course due to our love with privacy. Probably millions of people died too soon because of that, and many mo
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by bgandrew 5y ago
and when you close to it it's almost impossible to resist.
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by bgandrew 5y ago
>> thousands of years old tradition of philosophy imagine those proponents of 'thousands of years old tradition of philosophy' would try to accomplish anything with it. how funny that would be..
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by bgandrew 5y ago
On cellular level too! I remember looking at some summarising paper on Duchenne muscular dystrophy for educational purposes. There was a question regarding concentration of certain molecule inside affected muscle cells. 5 papers were quoted
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by bgandrew 5y ago
Any non chechens? Because recent beheading of french teacher definitely could play a certain role in that decision.
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by bgandrew 5y ago
it's more likely that the whole story was invented by Belarus KGB in order to justify repressions against politically active citizens.
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by bgandrew 5y ago
Apple is just milking people at this point. Their devices are subpar for the cost and customer treatment is sometimes even worse.
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by bgandrew 5y ago
"Post-hoc analysis of waste water and patient samples in Europe shows that it was circulating in Europe by mid-late 2019, way before the patient 0 in Wuhan." now this is what's called a conspiracy theory.
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by bgandrew 5y ago
what I'm saying is that until the closest relative to SARS-CoV-2 is known to be exactly the same virus that was researched in Wuhan institute of virology, it's obvious that lab leak should be number 1 hypothesis. That wouldn'
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by bgandrew 5y ago
Majority of pneumonia cases are caused by bacteria though (see https://www.cebm.net/covid-19/differentiating-viral-from-bac... )
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by bgandrew 5y ago
And if you add all the sane hypotheses to the equation, how many would that be? 2?

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