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Comment #26139516
A boyfriend?
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Comment #26139395
FWIW calcifediol is a form of vitamin D3.
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Comment #25667083
Jesus is ahistorical - no documents, no records. Everything about him written long after he died. In contrast Pontius Pilate is historical - there are extant documents with his nam…
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Comment #25667064
Anecdotal evidence? Two thousand years later? "Consider the source!"
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Comment #25666876
But when you try to imagine how it could be split up there are all kinds of problems. e.g., obviously CA + NY makes sense plus some large cities(e.g., Chicago). It all seems untena…
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Comment #25666687
The loss of jobs and transfer of production abroad was driven by the widespread introduction of MBA degrees and consequent recognition of how offshoring could increase profits plus…
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Comment #25666423
Its bad reasoning to shoot the messenger even when its a bot!
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Comment #25666378
The government should have investigated it. The media have poor access to voting procedures and ballots and are unable to properly investigate. They can only question. The Stalin m…
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Comment #25666252
As soon as the media got away from reporting "Who, What, When, Where, Why and How" the whole system fell apart. Today every newscaster wants to project his personality onto the new…
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Comment #25666216
I have never heard of any true historical proof of the existence of Jesus whatsoever. No eyewitness accounts, no Roman accounts, no Jewish accounts, etc. And to top it off, his sto…
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Comment #25164351
DanBC says >"His not very good research caused huge amounts of interest in hydroxychloroquine and distracted attention from other, far more beneficial, treatment[s]." And what, pra…
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Comment #25164324
Sometimes. It depends on what you are observing and what the question is. E.g., if I'm in a room with others and see 6 people apparently fall over dead, then I will leave the room.…
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Comment #19886804
themodelplumber says> "And this guy was a _master_ at a certain language starting with the letter P... Prolog? What a shame he couldn't use his best language! It has such nice web …
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Comment #19706537
"ELM" = "Extreme Learning Machine" is apparently heavily based upon previous work, if not outright plagiarism. The Wikipedia article on ELM discusses this only briefly: https://en.…
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Comment #19665647
"Smart guns" in the form of the Magna-Trigger Conversion have been available for decades: http://gunssavelives.net/gear/smart-guns-have-been-available... From the article: "Magna-T…
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Comment #19654114
Learn Prolog - everything else is an extension. "One [language] to rule them all."
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Comment #19405459
O'Rourke has a broken mind that money cannot fix: "Buff My Balls": Beto O'Rourke Wrote Creepy Poems; Joined Old School "Slaughterhouse" Hacker Group https://www.zerohedge.com/news/…
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Comment #19116719
The Constitutional criteria for removal of the President from office are "treason, bribery, and other high crimes and misdemeanors." Here's a good short description: http://www.crf…
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Comment #19106395
Fuzzy logic (FL) made it easier for control systems engineers to implement rule-based systems where rules were often extracted in human language from experts who had learned to man…
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Comment #19106203
enruquito says>"you can also do exactly that in probability theory by multiplying the probabilities." Have you got a concrete example? i.e., show us the probability version precise…