jononomo

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by jononomo 2y ago
What is the false premise?
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by jononomo 2y ago
Just read the book. If it is so terrible then you can write a review demolishing it.
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by jononomo 2y ago
And I'm not opposed to doing research, of course (hard to believe I have to clarify this) In fact I want people to research the question of the origin of life as rigorously and exhaustively as possible because it is just going to make
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by jononomo 2y ago
Ok, I'm not sure whether you're reading this or not, but check out this thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/context?id=40627548 Is that an interaction that is worthy of a ban? I feel that what often happens is th
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by jononomo 2y ago
Yes, I bite the bullet on the god of the gaps when it comes to the origin of life.
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by jononomo 2y ago
Sheesh, as chance would have it the most recent Revero podcast has more information about alleviating Crohn's and IBS through the carnivore diet.
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by jononomo 2y ago
I recommend that you try the carnivore diet yourself. It really is a panacea, and I don't use that term lightly.
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by jononomo 2y ago
Have you read a book called The Stairway to Life: An Origin-of-Life Reality Check by Tan & Stadler? You can find it on Amazon. It's pretty short and will get you thinking rigorously about the problem.
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by jononomo 2y ago
As a biologist, how do you account for the existence of life?
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by jononomo 2y ago
First of all "dietitians" just spout the conventional wisdom and are not known for their acerbic wit. And yes, I recommend eliminating fruite, vegetables, whole grains, and plant-based proteins. All the nutrients you need are con
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by jononomo 2y ago
Please read The Big Fat Surprise by Nina Teicholz to get the "science on saturated fat and CVD". You will find that it supports my perspective. Phenomenal book -- deeply researched over ten years and well-written.
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by jononomo 2y ago
First, Dr. Ken Berry has not had his medical license revoked. Second, Dr. Shawn Baker got involved in a dispute with a hospital system because he began curing people through the carnivore diet rather than through extremely expensive surgery
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by jononomo 2y ago
The carnivore diet is the ultimate elimination diet. The strict version (in which you eat nothing but ribeye steak) is nutritionally 100% complete and there are people who have been thriving on this diet for over a decade now. Meat is the
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by jononomo 2y ago
My advice to you would be to get off your high horse and maybe learn something for once. You are also not their doctor, so I don't understand why you think you should contribute to this discussion. If you want evidence that the carniv
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by jononomo 2y ago
Don't judge a book by its cover.
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by jononomo 2y ago
Beef-only is the ultimate elimination diet. You literally eliminate absolutely everything except beef. And beef contains 100% of the nutrients you need in order to thrive in life. There are people who have literally eaten nothing but ribey
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by jononomo 2y ago
So much cope in the comments from people who don't want to face the fact that human beings are special in a way that materialism cannot explain.
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by jononomo 2y ago
I bite the bullet on the god of the gaps
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by jononomo 2y ago
That is an obvious of post-hoc rationalization. It appears no where in Scripture or in any other culture's history or mythology. And even if it were true, it still doesn't amount to more than "the Jews are just better"
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by jononomo 2y ago
Because Christianity is the theistic system that makes the most sense.
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by jononomo 2y ago
PG described it as a good thing -- apparently that is now a question ("what have you hacked?) that they ask people who want to join Y Combinator.
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by jononomo 2y ago
A good example is the multiverse hypothesis. It is the only way to avoid theism if you are a physicist, but it is also ludicrously extravagant and states as it's first principle that evidence for it cannot be detected (because all the
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by jononomo 2y ago
I would recommend Darwin on Trial by Phillip Johnson. A short and extraordinarily limpid book. Reading it is like drinking a cool glass of water. I also like everything written by Stephen C Meyer. As far as I am concerned Meyer is the wo
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by jononomo 2y ago
Paul Graham has said that one of the things he likes best about Sam Altman is that he figures out ways to "hack" things, and specified that he didn't mean programming, but rather systems, institutions, people, etc. As for me,
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by jononomo 2y ago
Probably Christian apologetics. It is clear to me that science is incompatible with atheism and supports the Christian worldview, but this does not seem to be widely understood.
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by jononomo 2y ago
Isn't there some kind of law against companies extorting the customers and being evasive about their terms of service and their prices?
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by jononomo 2y ago
I don't need multi-region.
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by jononomo 2y ago
Wow, they must have spent $1 million to make that wallpaper but now you could do it in 15 seconds with ChatGPT.
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by jononomo 2y ago
I use ChatGPT for coding constantly and the 52% error rate seems about right to me. I manually approve every single line of code that ChatGPT generates for me. If I copy-paste 120 lines of code that ChatGPT has generated for me directly in
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by jononomo 2y ago
Interesting that there hasn't been much decline in alcohol consumption as marijuana use has skyrocketed -- and the two don't mix well.

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