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Comment #25821951
The transition to ketosis is usually the hardest, which for most people is around day 3. If you eat keto it isn't a problem.
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Comment #25821639
When you water fast you excrete salt with the water you're drinking. Beginners tend to drink far too much water to mentally replace the food, and so they lose a lot of salt. Gatora…
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Comment #25821487
The gatorade sounds horrendous, to dump a ton of sugar on you when fasting. It was probably for the electrolytes, a pinch of salt would have worked without all the junk in gatorade…
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Comment #25790966
YSK, cancer as a metabolic disease, and tripping over the truth, are excellent books about this, and why we got cancer wrong since watson and crick.
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Comment #25778099
The spice must flow....
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Comment #25753581
Maybe we could ban them like Parler for all the WrongThink!
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Comment #25688816
I agree but there are 300 million in the US. The actual insurrectionists are like... 200 people? Maybe 2,000? Shutting down anyone talking pro trump in the whole country will have …
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Comment #25618226
They don't pay for them. It's where all the "aid" money goes.
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Comment #25617143
Pretty much anything from the last generation. Embarrassingly the F-16 beat it in combat, for example. For close air support the A-10 is vastly superior. The F-35 is an employment …
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Comment #25617125
Buggy? It barely works. Short flight time. Crap wing loading. Not good at any of it's multi-roles. We could build 5-10 F-16s for each F-35, and many more A-10s, and they'd be bette…
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Comment #25617005
Good. The whole thing should be shut down.
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Comment #25610414
Meme with the comic dog in a fire saying "everything's fine".
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Comment #25585775
Myth. US manufacturing never went away, US manufacturing JOBS went away. Automation.
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Comment #25577224
Mach-E looks ok but there's no way I'm driving long distance on J1772. You might convince people ChaDeMo is okay... but not if they've done a v3 supercharger. Like I said, its not …
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Comment #25577098
The value is really in the inept cluelessness of the legacy automakers. If any of them woke up and got a Clue(TM) then, after they build a car that isn't crappy, and a charging net…
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Comment #25561670
Well, are you aware that the common model of cancer (genetic) is almost certainly wrong? And that we've wasted 50+ years, and something like an infinite amount of money on it? http…
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Comment #25556094
I've owned multiple Tesla and LEAFs. I've test driven a Bolt. A Bolt to a Tesla like Salieri to Mozart. Where to even begin? Thin seats. Smaller car. No charging network. No self-d…
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Comment #25556029
Responding to the question, and the comments: It could be worse. Much worse. It could be the great depression, caused by massive shrinking in the money supply. Nobody likes growth …
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Comment #25519714
Wow I just did this. It's like turning on cable TV at a motel. (I don't watch TV at home).
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Comment #25496412
There's no "market" in healthcare in the US. Long ago, it became illegal to open a hospital without a 'certificate of need' from the State. That's why so many towns have only one h…
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Comment #25423473
reminds me of a description of MSFT's first XML-based office file formats (not sure if its true or was a joke) but it went something like wky4b5tlwybkjbb2...
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Comment #25387934
We could always do it the NASA way and.... just talk about it for 40 years and then spend double on something that doesn't work...? :-)
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Comment #25386362
The point is to make it sound like you're in a 5.1 home theater so if you turn your head you should hear different things.
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Comment #25386337
OP might have been sarcasm about VW's dieselgate...
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Comment #25380972
You're right. I just posted the same thing: "Chesky felt Graham was impressed that they knew so much about their market and customers, but it seemed like he dismissed the idea itse…