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by briefcomment 4y ago
Standard measures like blood pressure, avg body temp, thyroid levels
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by briefcomment 4y ago
The OP’s point was that sugar is a problem in itself, so I was addressing that. You’re saying it’s total caloric intake which is a different claim. I do eat a good amount of fat, from the fudge and the dosa for example. Idk what my total ca
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by briefcomment 4y ago
We should construct far more elevated walkways, at least in NY. Similar to the High line. I would be far more likely to walk everywhere if I didn't have to worry about traffic and stoplights. Not to mention, particulate and emission
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by briefcomment 4y ago
Yes haha. I'm sure my habits will change as I age
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by briefcomment 4y ago
Yesterday, I had 3 bottles of coke at 40g of sugar each, 4 cups of OJ at 25g of sugar each, and 1/3 a pound of fudge, which I think is about 50g. That's around 270g of simple sugars. If you care about carb intake, I also had 7 i
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by briefcomment 4y ago
This refutes your claims https://fireinabottle.net/torpor-sloth-and-gluttony-part-1-a...
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by briefcomment 4y ago
I consume multiple times more sugar than the average person, and I'm thin as a rail with a healthy metabolism. Sugar in itself isn't likely to be bad. Sugar in addition to a deranged metabolism is probably bad. Fixing the deran
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by briefcomment 4y ago
Wow. Did you feel any ill effects? Did you recover when you moved?
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by briefcomment 4y ago
Add polyunsaturated fats to that list If you really want to dive into the wealth of counter narrative research that's being conducted, here's a huge collection http://haidut.me
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by briefcomment 5y ago
They can still release what is not released if they want.
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by briefcomment 5y ago
Is it possible to make a road ready hovercraft that uses lifting gas like hydrogen? Getting tired of particulate matter from tires, brakes, road wear, etc.
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by briefcomment 5y ago
I mean if Wikileaks doesn't release it, they can just release it themselves
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by briefcomment 5y ago
How about web traffic?
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by briefcomment 5y ago
Ah thank you.
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by briefcomment 5y ago
Really, hashes are sufficiently unique? The objections I saw for this news were along the lines that random images could be manipulated to have hashes that match the flagged cases, in a way that was undetectable by the naked eye.
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by briefcomment 5y ago
Do you mean this would apply to Macs too? So if I used some non-Apple photo app, and uploaded photos from a camera, they would be similarly monitored?
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by briefcomment 5y ago
Sure, then let them play their authoritarian hand in attempting to follow through on that. Maybe at some point, it gets ridiculous enough that some critical mass of people get fed up and we are able to reverse course.
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by briefcomment 5y ago
As long as false positives are a thing, there are very practical reasons for switching, especially for those who have kids. I wouldn't be surprised if a completely innocent false positive gets you put on a list indefinitely, with littl
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by briefcomment 5y ago
I may consider getting a stand alone camera now.
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by briefcomment 5y ago
Downvoting facts is sad.
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by briefcomment 5y ago
The solution then, based on their final conclusion, would be to distribute ownership of the capital instead of having it be concentrated to a small number of people. Sounds a bit like both the stock market and communism. Edit: Seems like s
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by briefcomment 5y ago
Dissidents in China are just offensive then?
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by briefcomment 5y ago
You need a citation for this? I feel the urge to shift my mask every couple minutes to get some uninhibited breathing in. Without it, I start to get a headache. Why would you think restricting air flow would not cause issues for some, es
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by briefcomment 5y ago
Yeah, but the people who haven't been vaccinated have made a conscious choice not to. Who are we to get in the way of that?
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by briefcomment 5y ago
> Now had the unvaccinated in the US bothered to get vaccinated, the Delta variant might never have taken hold. That's conjecture. A conclusion from this study[1] is that vaccines correlate with dominance of fitter variants, includi
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by briefcomment 5y ago
Breathing is noticeably harder. There's probably some low grade physiological stress when you use a mask. I don't know how people who wear them long term feel comfortable with that.
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French patrons can face up to 6 months in prison for lacking Covid pass(theguardian.com)
8 points by briefcomment 5y ago|5 comments
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by briefcomment 5y ago
We should have a mix of both, so people can get what they want. I think that's what's happening.
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by briefcomment 5y ago
Pasteur may have conceded that Bechamp was correct on his deathbed, according to Hans Selye[1]. [1] http://www.susandoreydesigns.com/insights/pasteur-recant.htm...
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by briefcomment 5y ago
What group two should do is far more interesting IMO given this evidence.

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