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cesarbs

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    > You aren't getting into an Escalade, but typically a Toyota or Honda. Keep in mind that popular cars in the US can be luxury cars in Brazil. My Brazilian friends' first reaction …

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    Comment #13652994

    Do you have any sources for that?

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    Comment #13534788

    That listening is no longer valued in today’s medicine. The patient’s “history” was once the centerpiece of his medical record, his story written in narrative form. With current el…

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    Comment #13508074

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Card_%28European_Union%29

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    Comment #13476517

    > Actually apply maths, including algebra and geometry, to real-life scenarios. I very much agree with this. Back when I was in high school we had some overlapping topics in Math a…

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    Comment #13465690

    You're not alone. To make it worse I tend to start stuttering when asked things on the spot, even though I know the answers or could easily look up whatever info was asked for. I'm…

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    Comment #13454108

    Ugh. So sad. Essentially disincentivizing higher performing kids from getting ahead. Hope I never have to deal with that in our school district.

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    Comment #13454015

    > SF school district has banned algebra in middle schools. WTF? What's their rationale?

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    Comment #13432819

    Interesting! I'm 29. Looking forward to my 30s :)

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    Comment #13432656

    Now I'm wondering if I have some degree of that. I've just commented on a sibling comment that while I love exercising, I just feel terrible right after it. I also have this funny …

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    Comment #13432631

    After insisting on it for quite some time I am at a point where I love working out and hate missing a day in my routine. But I definitely DON'T feel great after exercising. I get t…

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    Comment #13420162

    Can you elaborate on the getting used to Jantelagen?

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    Comment #13420152

    I'm confused. I thought Jantelagen (mentioned in a sibling comment) was all about not promoting oneself above the collective. Maybe someone explained it completely wrong to me? Als…

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    Comment #13279280

    The problem is the implication that "fun and gaming strategies are legitimate pursuits for a child" are only present in games with in-app purchases. That makes no sense at all.

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    Comment #13197826

    What about ISLISP? Granted, there are much fewer implementations compared to CL.

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    Comment #13197680

    Appropriate username? They never said they thought they were better.

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    Comment #13197671

    Yeah, fuck that bullshit. Irked the heck out of me too. I hope it's not too common.

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    Comment #13188976

    I used to work for a company that did software development work for the local subsidiary of a multinational corporation. The corporation was their sole customer. At some point the …

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    Comment #13171483

    I just do. I used to do psychoanalysis before coming to the US and that helped a ton. I haven't looked for a therapist here, so it's a little worse now. One thing that helped me de…

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    Comment #13170189

    Are test scores calculated relative to the top performer - so that there will always be bottom performers - or is there a bar that everyone could clear so no student would be shame…

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    Comment #13158965

    > It's mind boggling (no pun intended) how far psychosomatic illness can go, even as far as resulting in blindness, seizures, and paralysis. While I don't have physical symptoms as…

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    Comment #13093219

    Do you mind sharing your story?

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    Comment #13056142

    I have. The movie changes things a bit, but it captures the spirit of the short story very well. I recommend both reading it and watching the movie.