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by southeastern 5y ago
I never did. Altho I was a Muslim kid growing up post 9/11 so I think that played into it
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by southeastern 5y ago
>considering natural levels of testosterone vary considerably between humans, couldn't it be considered fairer to allow steroid use provided total levels are below a particular level? People have varying natural levels of testostero
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by southeastern 5y ago
At that point you still have a natural production, it's just less than at your lifetime peak. You can still destabilize your hormone signaling further and get symptoms like hypogonadism and gynomastia-- to say there's nothing to l
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by southeastern 5y ago
Part of the reason they've gotten so much heat is because of cases of underage girls selling photos on that site for some time before they're caught. I don't know if they've found a solution to that problem or just come
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by southeastern 5y ago
Sorry to hear that, hopefully this can be some consolation >LB1's height is estimated to have been 1.06 m (3 ft 6 in). The height of a second skeleton, LB8, has been estimated at 1.09 m (3 ft 7 in) based on tibial length.[4] These e
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by southeastern 5y ago
Interesting. There are already a few studies about caffeine and the brain-- while drinking caffeine can decrease the chances of dementia, this effect reverses if you drink too much(over 6 cups day) >In the CAIDE study, coffee drinking of
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by southeastern 5y ago
Death meditations are common in a lot of faiths. In Islam it's mentioned in hadith, Christianity has the practice of memento mori. And even in Time there was a tradition that during a Triumph, a large parade for a successful military
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by southeastern 5y ago
>Micro plastics are a significant concern but their extreme surface area to volume ratio is associated with a short individual lifespan Isn't the whole issue that they DON'T break down? Yes they can wear into smaller pieces of
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by southeastern 5y ago
There have been numerous cases of finding plastic waste in some fish, and because it doesn't decay organically it can form blockages in their digestive tracts. Whatever they're using in 300 years, they'll still be finding pla
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by southeastern 5y ago
Well, rather they shouldn't pick a profession dedicated to not doing that thing. Even if they were straight, I believe relationships wouldn't be allowed for them.
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by southeastern 5y ago
That could be a part of it, but there is a documented effect of marijuana "triggering" mental illness in those who are susceptible to mental illness. For a certain portion of the population marijuana use will directly lead to the
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by southeastern 5y ago
DNP was banned after causing a lot of deaths. Still a fascinating drug, I don't remember exactly how it worked but it disrupted respiration so that less ATP was produced from electrons while their energy instead was 'spent' i
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by southeastern 5y ago
Plenty of parents push their kids, but due to luck or natural talent most won't make it. In a lot of ways this kid was just insanely lucky
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by southeastern 5y ago
Eh given it's a current issue there's no surprise that someone might connect the two. It's not gonna be productive of course, but at this point it's just about expected in a area with free speech
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by southeastern 5y ago
Not if the slot machine had an insurance company payout for them
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by southeastern 5y ago
Islam also doesn't treat bodies with preservative. Generally now people are buried at most in a wooden coffin. It's somewhat modern that we have coffins made of processed wood and are able to preserve dead people
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by southeastern 5y ago
I don't know about that, these lines of thinking seem dismissive. There are many valid lines of thought I've read right here on HN-- like one was if 75% of the 1800s generation were alive would society be as progressive and advanc
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by southeastern 5y ago
I believe the more relevant examples here are the issues facing many low to middle class Americans today. Non-elites are significantly less likely to afford homes, afford marriage at 25, and most importantly in the long run they less power
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by southeastern 5y ago
>people will directly care about the future of the planet/environment/global warming I don't think that's a given. Many people flat out don't believe in human-caused global warming, at least in America. A lot of
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by southeastern 5y ago
During the civil rights era, there were people that said "yeah I don't like racism but it's people choice to ban blacks from their businesses. I totally empathize with you it's awful, but over turning freedom would be mo
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by southeastern 5y ago
I agree. I think one way to demonstrate that is to consider a particularly contentious debate. Say, the Palestine-Israel conflict. If you're on the side of Palestine, agreeing with Israel only leads to more death and hate. If you'
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by southeastern 6y ago
What's that phrase? 'Capitalism will sell the rope used to hang itself'..? It's kinda like that IMO. If the country has a big enough economy they can indeed break the rules and even the most principled people will shrug
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by southeastern 6y ago
I don't think it's the ui that bothers people, it's the accusations of workers rights issues
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by southeastern 6y ago
Is it though? Do these companies regularly pay out thousands because they're fools? Most business decisions are made with some return in mind; they must feel in the grand scheme it's worth it-- that they'll make more back. I
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by southeastern 6y ago
The much more obvious and likely reason is it's because she was fearing rape and possibly murder just a few weeks ago, when the Capitol was stormed. As it was later revealed, there were people targeting AOC and Pelosi specifically. And
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by southeastern 6y ago
This is a simple yet brilliant idea. Now for an analog version...
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by southeastern 6y ago
I don't know where you got this-- I saw a lot of people who were investing not even for a profit but simply 'to be a part of a movement'. Yes I'm sure there are plenty of naive fools in the mix, it still is the stock mar
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by southeastern 6y ago
>Difference is, I didn't run to Reddit to display my ignorance to the world. Erm isn't the point of communities like Reddit to discuss? The implication that there's a certain class of people who are suited to stocks and a
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by southeastern 6y ago
Censoring speech and regulating stock trading are categorically different. This doesn't cut across political lines as much as it does lines of class
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by southeastern 6y ago
>though it's just as likely as anyone calling anyone. That's a stretch. I think the point here is that some parties can save billions of dollars in losses, and makes them a little more likely hypothetically. Im all for dealing

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