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tomasdore
5y ago
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-21044077 outlines the story and this PDF of research gives advice on what to do instead https://pureadmin.qub.ac.uk/ws/files/236046664/Human
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This should be easy to fix with a lorem ipsum generator for feedback that generates rambling paragraphs that are not obviously completely lacking in syntax. Eventually the reader will give up. Something about communication skills would do f
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5y ago
Isn't your first line projecting onto him something that he's not evidencing? Then the second line... is he picking and choosing? He names Christianity, it's not an ambiguous term.
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5y ago
I hope O.J. has a good alibi.
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5y ago
Because of a different philosophy (from yours).
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5y ago
Bodily autonomy? Is that a thing in the law? What's the justification for the drugs laws then?
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5y ago
Needs to do a Daniel Day Lewis and go make shoes for a bit instead? (or whatever DDL is doing)
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5y ago
why electrolytes?
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5y ago
Maybe that: - being late (acting in "autumn") ...looks/feels similar to - being on time (seizing the moment at the right point, in "summer") ...but has a nasty bite?
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5y ago
Boxing? Used to be much more popular, to participate in, particularly in childhood. Also consistent with "men had a greater reduction (24%) than women (8%)."
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Maybe it's this? Peter Attia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3oI104STzs especially from 8:45 when he talks of the people who stay thin (which is worse for them, if they actually are insulin resistant)
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5y ago
From 'Immortality' by Milan Kundera: "In our world...it is difficult for the individual to reinforce the individuality of the self...There are two methods for cultivating the uniqueness of the self: ...addition ...and subtrac
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"You've got to meet the reader where they are....Years later, the same pages burst with insight when I read them. " - Thanks for this, I find it is a great way of phrasing it, and gets to the heart of much about both educatio
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I believe the account has them sailing the other way: down the Red Sea. They pass Bojador eventually, but in the opposite direction, which would be quite different, I would think (for encountering winds, etc).
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Maybe you're being too hard on yourself? I mean your expectations may be too high? It has good reviews there, and seems pretty creditable. I liked the first chapter, which I've just read. I think I'd be happy with it. Lots o
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"Bás in Éirinn", subtitled "May you die in Ireland" is a good book of excellent stories (with the Irish and English text facing each other on each pair of pages). Humorous, mostly. In one of them "God rest Mící"
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Asteroid mining! Does anyone else think immediately of "Elite"? Though I was only ever 'Mostly harmless', playing on a neighbour's BBC Micro until I got a ZX Spectrum 48K :-)
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5y ago
But one of the guys stayed? " Gustad Hathiram, decided to stay in the United States."
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5y ago
As their boss, could you ask them to document their problem, in something like Slab, to the point where it is clear what they are requesting (like a good, or great, request on Stack Overflow, rather than "I'm stuck"). Then th
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6y ago
Quit and keep busy? i.e. quit and volunteer.
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There just wasn't another way in sight. Everyone knew what didn't work. Nobody knew what did. The tech wasn't yet there for tanks - those that were built for WW1 looked impressive but changed little, like bringing elephants t
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Phimosis, I presume.
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6y ago
search for "dual coding theory", it's a recognised method of enhancing learning, with research behind it.
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I found it worked on an older Mac than similar browsers.
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People who have an older computer and want to access newer systems. I helped someone who had an older Mac and wanted to access a university system (Canvas LMS) that required modern technologies. Nothing but Pale Moon worked; the alternative
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Not bad, they just need to get it to tweet. Then it'll be looked back on as a prophet.
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it's the matter that matters?
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6y ago
Username checks out
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Thanks for replying with the potential book title! I'll take a look at it!
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7y ago
This sounds almost as intriguing as Fermat's scribbles in the margins.... "Got a great proof, no room here, brb" (I paraphrase). Hope it comes back to your mind!
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