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I appreciate your input and it helps to clarify my point as well. I believe we agree on most everything else if not our perception of the poster.
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READ THE PAPER
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Ironically quite funny
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Great, you are okay with losing autonomy. I am not and I am not okay with your loss of autonomy. Your acceptance of this loss of autonomy will cost me my autonomy. The benefit is to ensure punishment for a wildly unlikely, tragic thing occ
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From user nelox: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9731365/
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This is a very suspicious statement for anyone unfamiliar with ketamine and it is exactly the type of text one would expect from a pharmaceutical company. It is also coming from a throwaway account, so please take "the same dose was le
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Please, read the paper. Again, your view is unimaginative. On the contrary, science fiction is an excellent resource for policy, as it imagines futures where certain policies are carried out to their final conclusions.
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This is wildly unimaginative. Read the linked study in the comments on Blade Runner, Phillip K Dick.
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Sure boss, you're right. I'm guessing you're right a lot
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Thank you for saving me from having to look this up. I thought the same thing, 'isn't that basically describing sleep training...?'
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Inflammation is part of the immune response. It is beneficial when wounded and that's when the local body should become inflamed. Chronic inflammation is not beneficial. You are conflating the two
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Your tldr pretty well sums up that you are responding about your feelings and not the comment. In his case there is an alternative. It will never be promoted. You can limit stress and find many practices and supplements which reduce anxiety
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What is it about virtue signaling that prevents people from seeing their own stupidity? >“To go ahead with implementation at this stage is a very bad idea,” Pasztor
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>... experts in the field think such efforts are wildly premature, however, and could have the opposite effect from what Iseman expects. >“The current state of science is not good enough … to either reject, or to accept, let alone imp
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The amount of water being driven into the atmosphere will have interesting impact on the local vegetation. I find it interesting this never comes up in these articles discussing the impact of DC footprint. More alarming is the immense heat
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The most common heater of an industrial engine is for the jacket water. Keeping the entire block heat soaked is the easiest/safest way to heat the oil as well. Using a "prelube pump", which is a low pressure, low volume circ
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Modern vehicles have high quality oils, tight tolerances but rpm dependent oil pumps. At idle, the oil pressure is lowest, the fuel energy is lowest and consequently the engine will take the longest to come up to operating temperature. FYI
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Has not been advised to do that since the 90's
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>build... with my own hands... Eh, that's some abstraction there
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This is comedy gold: >Start the vehicle while it’s plugged in to allow the battery to warm up. “The key is warming that battery up,"
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You would have to acknowledge that plastics are subsidized in part because they are ubiquitous, absolutely essential to modern life, and will not be going away. You could also acknowledge that climate change science and climate change poli
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Two greatest takeaways from the data at a glance: Wealthy people get a little more sleep, not surprising. Commute time is taken from sleep with seemingly the greatest impact of any factor barring gender. Commuting is awful.
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There are obvious trade offs between the two technologies and some of those are unacceptable to certain buyers. But your points are just non sequitur. >...quick to charge... >...EVs are already better... For whom? In a city, with shor
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Plexiglas® A trade name.
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If you wanted to be pedantic you would correct the statement because there is no glass. To be excruciatingly specific.
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It's just autocomplete bigger. /s
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These processes are not similar. The laser does not hit the target, it hits the interior of the hohlraum. Generating x-rays, this creates radiation pressure on the cryogenically cooled target, which is inadequate for fusion without also pul
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Here's the thing: In order to make inertial confinement work, this process needs to occur multiple times per second All the fancy stuff with the hohlraum, magnetic compression, target cryo cooling must be accomplished accurately and
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Absolutely! The largest of American mines are no longer even owned by US companies! That may not be a concern to many, but keep in mind that for the entirety of mining in the US, these companies have had devastating effect on the ecology an
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You are clearly ignorant to the technical capabilities & efficiencies of IC. Why argue a case when you have not informed yourself of the opposing view? There is currently not enough copper or trace minerals (nor operational capability o

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