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Well there you go, I was ground side Marine Corps for four years. No comment from a superior can pass unacknowledged. Indeed we view the air wing as a place where standards are lax…

Although it seems the military metaphor of Two Generals' Problem which I assume you're referencing is incidental, it's ironic that in the actual military all communication from sup…

Fair enough, I phrased it inaccurately, although “likely” is subjective. I should say it’s reasonable to conclude that the results could be due to chance alone. At any rate the res…

It would likely be unethical to conduct a study to determine whether CVD risk is affected by vitamin D supplementation in those with vitamin D deficiency, because if you determine …

The issue is that with this result we cannot say that anyone was helped. The results are consistent with a null finding—that any effect measured is likely due to chance alone.

Why would that be interesting? Presuming the effect of limited sun exposure is posited as vitamin D deficiency, that is already an indication for supplementation, regardless of any…

But isn't this the free Outlook.com email? In fact, in the screenshot itself you can see a link to upgrade to their paid service, Microsoft 365, if you don't want to see ads at all…

But this looks like the free Outlook email service, not the client. In other words, an ad-supported service.

But medical residency, fellowship, and faculty selection processes are carried out in much the same way as the tenure selection process is portrayed here. Your surgeon has been gra…

Well you can’t necessarily, because who’s to say what various methods they’ve discovered. However, if we were to use the most famous recent example that relied on an unknown sender…

On their website Signal says no: https://support.signal.org/hc/en-us/articles/4408365318426-S...