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Comment #19318853
What astounds me is that dependence-forming drugs are handed out without any effort to educate the user (often a child) about possible risks.
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Comment #19022918
I too watch Scotty Kilmer. https://m.youtube.com/user/scottykilmer
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Comment #18686390
You have to give Dr. Greger credit for the sheer volume of material he goes through and how jam-packed his videos are with citations. He does a better job at performing credibility…
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Comment #18673766
I suspect that it's cultural and derives from our economic relationship to animals. I remember seeing a film as a child that depicted a native hunter killing a deer and profusely t…
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Comment #18565074
Well, Mike Pence denounced china on October 3 while speaking at the Hudson Institute[0]. He specifically mentioned the million people in detention in Xinjiang. I've provided a link…
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Comment #18527658
[0] https://youtu.be/8-r-V0uK4u0
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Comment #17179696
I'm so glad they banned me.
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Comment #16942346
A paranoid person might conclude that there's an industrial scale effort to distract the population from any issue that might be even tangentially related to their real interests; …
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Comment #16898992
There's something about the acidity of coffee and tea that makes most veggie milks curdle; the result tastes something like cardboard. There were some soy-based (So Good or So Nice…
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Comment #16898977
Just FYI, Go Veggie isn't vegan or dairy free (at least last time I checked), it's lactose free . Also, Daiya isn't the state of the art by a long shot. If you're adventurous and h…
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Comment #16879633
What do you consider to be the minimum for advanced type trickery? I ask to see if Ada might fit that criteria and and what features it might be lacking that would make it competit…
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Comment #16854093
Am I paraphrasing this correctly: > Microsoft-branded ARM microcontrollers running an embedded linux distribution. Microsoft rolls out security updates over Azure to reduce the ris…
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Comment #16853621
Not if RMS has anything to say about it.
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Comment #16851395
I think what the parent post is saying is that exploitative labour practices enable the existence of elites with enough leisure time to create philosophical and technological progr…
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Comment #16755812
Well, he did ask about band gaps. Is there a way to understand band gaps without quantum mechanics? I think you only need a little Fourier analysis to get the basics of band gaps. …
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Comment #16754724
You don't need bandgaps to understand why conductors (other than thin films of ITO) don't transmit light. You derive it from Maxwell's equations and the fact that in a conductor, c…
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Comment #16750460
Now this I can get behind.
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Comment #16746309
We're at the point now where you could put all the software required to control such a thing on a single-board computer the size of a credit card.
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Comment #16740808
The way you describe it, it's as though American social media companies were used as tools to further the geopolitical objectives of the United States and its allies.
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Comment #16734923
My incomplete understanding is that publishing in big-name journals provides prestige and improves funding prospects for academicians. Since academia is very competitive, researche…
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Comment #16698838
I don't think you're alone in this. A lot of my coursework is presented as a series of exercises in memorizing solutions to special cases and applying those solutions in a treadmil…
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Comment #16685645
> I wish there would be betting market for this kind of stuff. https://www.google.ca/search?&tbm=fin&q=NYSE:+LMT
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Comment #16681083
Canadian engineering culture is a little different from American engineering culture. In Canada, you can't legally call yourself an engineer unless you are certified as such by a p…