sab24

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by sab24 2y ago
Yes indeed, humanity has little influence on climate, but it is a profitable industry, therefore people willfully turn a blind eye, or are even misinformed and therefore ignorant. It is naive to assume politically sensitive topics like clim
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by sab24 3y ago
The article basically states that a higher cholesterol (up to a certain point) reduces the hazard ratio. Therefore cutting your cholesterol in half does seem to increase your health risk (assuming your cholesterol was not extremely high).
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by sab24 3y ago
You seem to be right about that the FDA does not yet recommend it as a treatment. However large studies do suggest its effectiveness like for example the study here: https://www.cureus.com/articles/111851-regular-use-of
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by sab24 4y ago
It seems to force iPhone users to switch from Russian services to services from the United States, which provides a certain finanical benefit for the United States.
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by sab24 4y ago
Location: the Netherlands Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes, worldwide Technologies: C++, C, Rust, Python, Java, C#, Linux, Javascript, Lua Resume: https://www.dropbox.com/s/9cbqwcxmxiw190v/BartSminkSoftwareE...
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by sab24 4y ago
Even with drugs that are supposed to stop addiction, many people are still addicted after the treatment stops. Continuing with the drugs over a long time can lead to health problems, thus not solving the issue. Many studies show that a chan
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by sab24 6y ago
Freedom of speech is under attack again, or still. A trend that has been going on for at least 2000 years since the Greks, but not being able to say things might be in the near future no longer be as common as it was in recent times. No mat
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by sab24 7y ago
Feeling Good by David Burns is a truly excellent book. Although published in the 80's it is still very relevant and useful.