protonbob

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by protonbob 5d ago
> Sure but the vast majority of what people use and consume is a replacement for what "evolution has come up with". That doesn't inherently make it "bad". This is not true at all. What are you talking about? In g
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by protonbob 5d ago
Smoking does have a physical upside. It's a wonderful nootropic. Sparkling water has the exact same chemical makeup as regular water. Formula is trying to replace something that evolution has come up with that is purpose made to feed a
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by protonbob 5d ago
But playing chess is a game already.
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by protonbob 6d ago
The nutritional content is absolutely worse. I am sure that long term, many children can recover from it at least physically and cognitively. As far as making an absolute claim, colloquially, people say something is bad when they mean worse
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by protonbob 6d ago
Ironically, the story of the Bible is that caring about others can cost you an excruciating death.
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by protonbob 9d ago
It’s also just worse for the baby in pretty much every metric. And yes it does make it bad. That means they have to get more liquids than they normally would and get gas. Why would you put bad in quotes? Do you know understand how a food ca
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by protonbob 10d ago
Sorry density of nutrients.
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by protonbob 11d ago
Yes and pretty much all baby formula is bad. Vegetable oil is often the #1 ingredient and is not even close to having the same density as breast milk. It can be life saving, but it’s not an example of UPF being generally good. Also supermar
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by protonbob 3mo ago
I think many don’t so why not just say the numbers.
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by protonbob 3mo ago
Why does it need to change?
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by protonbob 3mo ago
The majority of shareholders (not retail 401k) are not as hostile at all.
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by protonbob 3mo ago
Instead of saying words to one of the many tens of thousands of religious comments that would presumably annoy you, you could also help research on this topic instead of dumping on someone trying to be encouraging who already hedged that no
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by protonbob 3mo ago
Businesses are incentivized to say it’s because of AI because it makes them look better. So not saying that when actually asked by a government entity is meaningful.
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by protonbob 3mo ago
Wow I’m so glad that didn’t happen.
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by protonbob 3mo ago
Unless the thermal paste goes bad and the fans get clogged and you get thermally throttled.
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by protonbob 3mo ago
Why not?
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by protonbob 4mo ago
You could trust them by letting them show you a blood test that showed antigens.
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by protonbob 4mo ago
A measles vaccine is actually effective at containing the spread. People with natural immunity should not have been required to get a vaccine for something they were already inoculated for and had immunity that was greater than what you co
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by protonbob 4mo ago
Yes exactly. They are great for immunocompromised people. Much less so for healthy people. Which is why it should have been an option and not mandatory.
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by protonbob 4mo ago
We already know that the CDC literally lied about masks not being helpful in the early pandemic in order to protect mask supplies for healthcare workers. We also know that Fauci lied about Gain-of-Function research. "The NIH has not ev
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by protonbob 4mo ago
Not massively lowering the chances is universal.
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by protonbob 4mo ago
Vaccines for respiratory illnesses are bad. Even Fauci admitted so. Why do you assume good intent from the United States government when the FDA is bought and paid for by pharmaceutical companies.There was so much money to be made on specif
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by protonbob 4mo ago
Natural immunity was just as strong as getting vaccinated though despite what you might have been told. "All of the included studies found at least statistical equivalence between the protection of full vaccination and natural immunity
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by protonbob 4mo ago
Yeah what a shame. I never claimed that it didn't lower the chances of side effects. This is what was claimed. "You become a dead end to the virus." — Fauci, 2021 This was the reality "[Vaccines against respiratory virus
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by protonbob 4mo ago
‘“So even though there are breakthrough infections with vaccinated people, almost always the people are asymptomatic and the level of virus is so low it makes it extremely unlikely — not impossible but very, very low likelihood — that they’
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by protonbob 4mo ago
Yes they did say it would. https://thehill.com/homenews/sunday-talk-shows/553773-fauci-... Also you don’t know anything about me and what media I consume. You can’t quote me on something I didn’t say. They did s
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by protonbob 5mo ago
Not ever hiring juniors and eventually mids is just replacing labor with extra steps.
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by protonbob 5mo ago
I guess if you think about your teammates as purely inputs and outputs and not people that can improve and contribute in the workplace in other ways.
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Z.ai Legacy Plan Migration Notice(docs.z.ai)
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by protonbob 5mo ago
That’s still pirating.

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