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evanagon
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Comment #21990598
+ some of the best product and interaction designers in the world who lead the definition of the product specs from a user perspective
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Comment #20516628
Helpful comment. I have an overactive immune system and I'm always on the lookout for ways to get it to relax. I've done elimination diets and had blood tests to determine foods I …
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Comment #20276091
It might not be magical, but I wouldn't underestimate the complexity of replicating even simple cells. We haven't been able to replicate an amoeba let alone neurons let alone a bra…
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Comment #20097201
+ have a lot of close friends. According to an 80 year Harvard study, the quality of close relationships was among the biggest factors in long term health. “The surprising finding …
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Comment #19982410
There are financial incentives if their customers choose competing products because of safety concerns.
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Comment #18384253
I have other autoimmune disorders and I've looked into getting stem cell treatments outside the U.S because of limitations of what American doctors are willing to do. I found a cen…
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Comment #18383905
Jordan Peterson, a popular professor, and his daughter are following a carnivore diet with self reported good results. Doctors generally do not recommend this diet but it seems to …
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Comment #18132206
This "device lineup" is missing the most important device: a phone.
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Comment #17861032
It's not just that. The system has ballooned on top of itself: the arms race that is higher education is in no small part a result of government issued loans that seem great at the…
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Comment #17681806
"Decades of research substantiate the devastating effects of social isolation. Loneliness is equivalent to smoking 15 cigarettes a day and increases the risk of death by 26-45%, wh…
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Comment #17681736
The thing I don't understand is that you can already do this for much less money and arguably in a more fun way. Get a nice-ish real bike ($1,000), some rollers or a trainer ($200)…
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Comment #16933309
Professionally: We designed and built a program that keeps patients with congestive heart failure out of the hospital. We had a ton of autonomy and figured out how to get old, sick…
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Comment #16932939
Yep. There's a book that does a good job outlining the main problems in the healthcare industry: "Catastrophic Care" by David Goldhill. https://www.amazon.com/dp/034580273X/ref=cm_…