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drekk
9mo ago
Location: MA, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Go, Python, TypeScript, PHP, Linux, SQL, Odoo (ERP), React, Matlab Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CAQRCiM5aJ9lJlbwd3FnZ0U7UIB..
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9mo ago
Location: MA, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Go, Python, TypeScript, PHP, Linux, SQL, Odoo (ERP), React, Matlab Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CAQRCiM5aJ9lJlbwd3FnZ0U7UIB..
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9mo ago
You absolutely can! Look up "lymphatic face drainage" on YouTube, there are lots of tutorials. You can do it with just your hands or a jade gua sha tool.
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10mo ago
I volunteer my time with Food Not Bombs. 20% of American children do not know where their next meal is coming from. Many are simultaneously overweight and malnourished, because the foodstuffs the US government subsidizes are calorically den
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11mo ago
> The NSDUH AMI and SMI estimates were generated from a prediction model created from clinical interview data collected on a subset of adult NSDUH respondents (4,912 total respondents between 2008 and 2012) who completed an adapted (past
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11mo ago
Diagnostic criteria are imperfect. You can put the same person in front of various doctors and get differing diagnoses. On the whole though, experts tend to agree more than they disagree. Someone has to self-report symptoms that place them
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11mo ago
You can already limit speech in america provided the regulation (1) advances a compelling interest (2) through narrowly tailored means and (3) does not excessively burden the expression or action relative to the interest advanced, i.e. be p
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11mo ago
43% of all white students at Harvard are legacy, athletes, directly related to faculty, or have family that donated to the university. That number falls to 16% or lower for black, latino, and asian students. 75% of that aforementioned group
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1y ago
I hope for consistency's you never take an antibiotic. Never take a vaccine. Never take any pharmaceutical drug. Don't want anyone "playing god"
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1y ago
The pharmaceutical industry cannot make money off of you if you die of measles as an infant.
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1y ago
You're absolutely correct, I meant to say Little Rock.
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1y ago
It's mostly citizens and residents protesting in solidarity. People who came here the "right" way. Undocumented folks try to minimize interactions with law enforcement. That immigration is desired by all these red state agrib
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1y ago
Biden and Obama's administrations deported more people per day than Trump in his first term, or so far in his second. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politic... Veterans are not gett
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1y ago
We rely on plastic for quite a bit, such as sterile medical packaging. Not to mention all the existing plastic liners in important infrastructure. It would be incredibly disruptive
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1y ago
Tourism into the US is also down in general. You can disparage this particular academic all you want, but unfortunately when you start deporting foreign nationals with valid visas you don't get to pick and choose the second and third-o
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2y ago
You didn't provide any analysis into why things are different now, and offered up a truism. A country is "allowed" to do anything it can get away with. Like declaring war on all of its neighbors. I don't feel like I need
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Americans are fine voting against their interests as long as someone else is hurt worse by it. These policies will hurt most Americans, but as long as trans folks and racial minorities get hurt worse it's fine. Nothing new about the so
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2y ago
This is how I found out I had both ADHD and bipolar.
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Argentine here — the US helped the military coup that overthrew democracy in Argentina and waged a "Dirty War" that saw people drugged and thrown out of helicopters. People born in the 70s grew up while that was happening. It'
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Per the article, less than 5% of the global population take a flight in a given year. You're already incredibly wealthy in that light. We could at least eliminate short haul flights and private airplanes, but the reality is going to be
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2y ago
Besides a crippling nicotine addiction?
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2y ago
That's average surface-level temperature increase. 70% of the Earth's surface is ocean, which can absorb more thermal energy. It's worse than 3-6 degrees in the areas where people live. It's not scaremongering. People ta
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2y ago
And when the law demands you turn in runaway slaves? Legality is not a yardstick for morality.
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2y ago
Well it's a great thing those punishments reduce recidivism rates, right? Right?? https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6743246/
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2y ago
You linked a database of Tau proteins naturally expressed by different species of animals. The mice in this study are a breed of mutants that express the human version of the Tau protein.
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2y ago
Why don't you educate us, then?
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I don't see what this comment adds to the discussion. If you disagree with the numbers, what source would you use instead? China is building more renewable energy than the rest of the world combined, and it's verifiable by satelli
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If you live without modern technology in a sufficiently remote place, you don't know what you're "missing". Maybe they'd be receptive to contact and technological/cultural exchanges if "modern society"
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Carbon capture hasn't been shown to scale. "Carbon credits" and such schemes are blatant greenwashing. We already use an inordinate amount of energy on bullshit, with a hard enough time convincing people that there will be co
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2y ago
Per capita the US is leading. The numbers are even worse when you consider China is the "workbench of the West". India could catch up faster if the US would share technological advancements, or better yet, help secure the capital
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