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jack9

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    > Some companies made investments in properties, or signed multiyear leases, before the pandemic happened. That was unfortunate, but incidental. Larger companies certainly can do t…

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    Comment #27010077

    > Occams razor tells me that other animals probably do have a concious experience just like ours. For most mammals, everything is so similar...including responses to stimuli like l…

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    Comment #27000803

    #3 AKA The most toxic person at the workplace https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljLlpOAGRsQ

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    Comment #26994273

    > The linked page doesn't say anything about what is and isn't a human subject. Why you decided that was a claim is your own bias talking. I was pointing out the relevant section. …

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    Comment #26989864

    Canned soda ph2.5 and is a solution Fountain soda ph6.5 to ph8.5 and is a suspension The differences are stark.

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    Comment #26989361

    > The IRB should not have allowed this to happen. I see this repeated, but arguments like "You don't get to secretly do things to your subjects." are not sufficient nor is "it's ar…

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    Comment #26972546

    If you stick to fountain sodas, it won't wreck your teeth for decades. The acid in the can (and 2liters, small bottles, etc) is very hard on them.

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    Comment #26947528

    > The school must abide by policies and incorporate student's right to free speech, "Though public school students do possess First Amendment freedoms, the courts allow school offi…

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    Comment #26930189

    > a sincere apology cannot in any way entertain doubt about the fact that there WAS harm Someone will always be apologizing wrong for some. Some interpretation of what harm there w…

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    Comment #26928691

    Indeed, honorary degrees are earned. The accreditation process differs for every individual, at a micro level and for individuals across organizations (and time and discipline, et …

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    Comment #26921089

    > As I just informed you I think you have a flawed set of beliefs. Good luck with whatever.

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    Comment #26921024

    > The phrase “earned degree” has a particular meaning: it means “not honorary” Maybe you meant academic degree. > But they are what they are. Still not clear on what that means. Re…

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    Comment #26920996

    "Doctor" is widely used throughout the US media without repercussion. Dr. Phil - philosophy Dr. Drew - medical doctor Dr. Laura - physiology (honorary in tradition and culture from…

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    Comment #26920928

    "earn" as in was granted by a university? The purpose of a graduate degree (Masters, Doctorate, et al) is to further knowledge. Without churning out "dissertations", Universities w…

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    Comment #18713810

    > I found an article that said Germany has more lawsuits https://www.clements.com/sites/default/files/resources/The-M... was it this one?

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    Comment #18580326

    > I wouldn't know how to make a case that any language is a bad language I have a checklist I've been building which is purely based on my experience and is subjective. Appearing o…

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    > The premise of this argument relies on assuming life arising on Earth and Mars are stochastic processes that each occurred independently That isn't the premise. It's the premise …

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    Comment #18481967

    Wireframe Sketcher (my fav out of them all) does this in a more efficient manner.

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    > You seem to be arguing incredibly uncharitably. Ironic. You've claimed multiple things. For each case, in the face of conflicting evidence, deflected to argue about another detai…

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    Comment #18427515

    I rather enjoyed this for awhile, although a bit repetitive and long-winded at times. He did mention it was rushed. Decades later, I'm surprised that languages aren't changing to m…