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Comment #44258444
You think the prospect of injuries in among military personell are going to prevent policies and practicalities that increase operational fitness? There are about 1.5 million injur…
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Comment #41699164
$20k per year for a brand new drug that went through 15 years of development is peanuts. Welcome to healthcare in the country that leads the world in pharma research, for good and …
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Comment #41698649
Reading a brief quote given to a journalist and assuming you fully understand the scientific reasoning that went into that snippet intended for lay audiences is also a remarkable a…
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Comment #40905441
Same. We have simply learned to filter the noise. It helps around here that the noise takes on a similar and easily recognizable form in most cases.
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Comment #40740621
I haven't crunched the math or anything, but you don't feed 8 billion people with small farms unless every 10th person is willing to go farm. Currently it's more like every 150th.
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Comment #40740588
It's weird, vertical farming has gotten so much hype but really only makes sense for luxury products like microgreens, and still only makes sense if you specifically want to grow t…
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Comment #40707609
I wish there was more tolerance for the Instant Pot situation in big business. Build a great product, sell wildly for many years, inventor becomes a multi-millionaire, many people …
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Comment #40707332
It is so much more difficult than it used to be to get trustworthy information about the quality of products. Seems like you have to already know of a hobbyist turned youtuber/blog…
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Comment #40707257
> The customer will choose the cheap bulbs because they can't be sure the expensive ones are better quality. This can't be understated. You never know with a bigger price tag if yo…
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Comment #40697639
Also insurance, yuck. Plus all that gear so that when you have to lay your bike down because some dipshit driver did something insane up ahead of you you can keep at least some of …
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Comment #40697625
>Don't people bike because they want to get fit? If not, get a proper motorbike. Riding an ebike is still a moderate workout especially if you are putting on the miles, hauling stu…
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Comment #40697563
Weight really isn't such an issue with ebikes. I'm riding around a 62lb clunker, carry a 10lb chain lock everywhere, plus I'm hauling big loads of groceries and other crap. Even an…
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Comment #40697512
To add perspective, I have a battery rated for 70 miles, which so far seems fairly realistic if I stick to slower speeds and lower assist settings that have me putting in a bit of …
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Comment #40697450
Congratulations, your brief comment has managed to trigger me in 3 different ways.
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Comment #40614023
Kids spending too much time on TikTok? Won't do their chores on time? Try the ancient and time honored tradition of beating them until they behave as you would like! /s
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Comment #40613423
It could be non-genetic as well. Various vitamin, mineral, and enzyme deficiencies, brain chemistry (that part of it that isn't genetically determined), and other health stuff coul…
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Comment #40613289
Alcohol is definitely bad for anxiety in the long run if you are using frequently (even in small amounts). It does a real number on your GABAergic system.
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Comment #40613221
Less is definitely more. There really could be a stronger culture of moderation like there is with alcohol (one glass of wine / beer with dinner crowd). I almost gave up on cannabi…
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Comment #40160509
Firstly, I'd argue it's only a tautology when you phrase it in a particular way (and take some knowledge about how the brain works as "given"). The point isn't that the effect happ…
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Comment #40160315
Camorepticus? Scremaèlitude? We're just making up words at this point, right?
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Comment #40107449
My assumption is that the revenue figure is not exclusively the US government spending. Otherwise what percentage of their yearly revenue is security services to all the other coun…
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Comment #40065872
They have been on the bleeding edge of autonomous robotics R&D for a very long time now. If they were more focused on commercialization for the past 20 years then they wouldn't hav…
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Comment #39945025
It's easy to forget in modern society, but in tribal society the elders were fountains of wisdom. When computers, reference materials, technical documents, libraries, school system…
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Comment #39916777
To be fair, Starbucks purchases machines that are automated to a much higher degree than your standard high end espresso machine you'd find in a local shop. It's a lot more button …
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Comment #39905859
> The ketogenic diet has been proven to be effective for treatment-resistant epileptic seizures by reducing the excitability of neurons in the brain > There is increasing evidence …