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OminousWeapons
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Comment #32001203
Honestly I don't think we even need to go that far; police should just use the laws that they already have at their disposal. Look at this shooting in Highland Park, here we have a…
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Comment #31524112
Ah yes, I am a dirty member of the bourgeoisie who needs to be shot in the square by the true patriots such as yourself!
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Comment #31523893
> Should definitely not be more than FIVE times what he makes. Because you're not 5x smarter, efficient, or important as FIVE (5) janitors. Period. Again, it doesn't matter if I'm …
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Comment #31522534
> Why are people so concerned with the salary of the ultra rich? Two reasons. First it's because the left lets Twitter determine their messaging and so the economic problems facing…
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Comment #31522327
> We need hard limits on executive pay because if you adjust every other employees salary at a truly fair rate, Jassy should be lucky to make 10 million a year. This makes no sense…
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Comment #31504603
Just buy a burner and use that for your phone number during setup.
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Comment #31253430
> Places that allow the rich to prevent themselves from being taxed by their home countries do not deserve existence. You are falsely assuming that every country's tax policy is re…
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Comment #31253145
I think you could take the opposite view as well. Yes, if they could treat employees poorly then they would, but they can't so they don't. There is more demand for talent than ther…
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Comment #31143982
> A counter is that other countries (Japan, Korea, Italy, ...) that enforce traditional values have had a collapse in the birth rate. Yes, but the value systems (at least in Asia) …
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Comment #31045568
You have to register to see it, but this is a SANS poster which summarizes common Windows forensic artifacts and what data can be obtained from them: https://www.sans.org/posters/w…
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Comment #30960225
Preach! What we ultimately need is just a law that says it is illegal for companies to collect or store any data for marketing purposes, tracking, or resale. No opt ins, no excepti…
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Comment #30837588
You are viewing the experience as purely transactional, but they may view going there as a tradition and may think they have a relationship with the place (i.e. they are a regular)…
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Comment #30824099
If we are recommending actual life sciences textbooks or literature, I would recommend the Hallmarks of Cancer, which is actually a review article. Simply reading that alone will g…
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Comment #30824068
I would also add Complications to that list. As a former life sciences researcher, I've loved everything that Atul Gawande has written.
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Comment #30616061
The DoD funds a lot of medical research to improve combat readiness. When I was an academic researcher, we were working on a project that was partially DoD funded to develop a diag…
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Comment #29884055
A surgical aortic valve replacement (SAVR) for example will cost ~50K I believe? It will be covered by insurance if it is necessary. There are also less invasive forms of valve rep…
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Comment #29879594
> If people don't want to take personal precautions, they should be at liberty to assume the additional risk. I agree, the problem is no one is making them assume the risk. If they…
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Comment #29848641
Are you assessing and recording your caloric intake and your macros currently? Are you assessing and recording your weight daily on a reliable scale? If not, those are the places t…