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nbabitskiy
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Comment #40802287
Я 333
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Comment #30070539
The proof is on the left, and doesn't require algebra. You can use another picture for the right part, like this https://microexcel.ru/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/kvadrat-sum... (it…
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Comment #30070045
>> good luck proving Pythagoras's theorem without algebra. https://avatars.mds.yandex.net/get-zen_doc/48747/pub_5c9e493...
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Comment #29732184
I wonder what do you read if you keep being surprised.
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Comment #29424791
Are there any countries that enforce copyright as much as the US do? I have no idea when a book legally enters public domain in Russia, since any book I can think of is a couple cl…
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Comment #27448846
We don't have political representation, but very much have lobbying. Sabotage of telegram is not punishable at all. This is straight nonsense.
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Comment #24216499
My grandmother would put it for a day in a hole, cut in a black radish, and then feed me a spoon every once in a while. The modern hip way is to use lemons, honey and ginger to mak…
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Comment #22968975
I agree with everything you say. If a rogue MD in a nanny state will talk you into a challenge trial, - by all means, let him do it and face the consequences (hopefully, tough). Bu…
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Comment #22963692
Well, kids over 18 can give consent. And no one can give an informed consent to a challenge trial at this point. If you and I stole the vaccine, injected it, and would try to get i…
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Comment #22963332
It is absolutely unacceptable, that's why 2/3 answers to this comment so far use martial metaphors. It violates not the liberty of young men, who have every right to be reckless an…
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Comment #22787523
I could certainly believe that "similar" molecules behave alike, but it would be a cheap belief, like e.g. some of my friends believe in psychics. There would be no discovery, just…
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Comment #22787447
I agree, and I'm sorry. I can see how this kind of reaction to a nonsense statement can become problematic, if everybody uses it.
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Comment #22783840
>> look at the main structure and you'll agree I don't know much about RNA, but this sentence is pure bs. How would I know where to look in RNA sequences?
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Comment #22323613
Literally the same source suggests that "honey-eater" is a folk etymology, probably false: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/m...
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Comment #22073114
>> if you're biking, you can get some exercise too Moscow is now full of delivery guys on bikes, sometimes electric, at ~0°C. I wonder if delivery services advertise it as work ben…
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Comment #21881012
Religious practice was certainly illegal, unless it was official Orthodox, Muslim, Jewish etc. There was no way to organize a non-canonical congregation, unless it was a clandestin…
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Comment #21794463
He's not #1 this week (not even close), he's currently #1 over a 16+ weeks period[0]. Each week's #1 is usually one of many random teams, picked for that purpose. I have no idea ho…
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Comment #21215614
Heating costs me about as much as if I ran a 1kWh setup 24*7 for my 56m2 apartment. Short googling suggests, that I could do better on my own, but not so much better to actually do…
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Comment #21209611
It never crossed my mind, in 30+ years living in Moscow, that you can get off central heating, but you actually can![0] - although, it's unpractical for a private owner, living in …
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Comment #21188371
I understand that any American president is not like Putin. However, you (as a nation) have a history of character murdering, firing for politically incorrect statements etc.
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Comment #21188248
What does"college educated, but middle class" mean? Are college educated people supposed to be heftier than middle class?
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Comment #21188144
No, it was sarcastic. i was referring to an anchorwoman, that suggested LeBron "should shut up and dribble". But obviously I'm not a native speaker
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Comment #21188059
So it's like NBA, where you encourage suboptimal coulored men to speak up and then back off because winnie the pooh got hurt? how many americans do watch SP, you reckon?
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Comment #21188004
>> Everyone realizes it's counterproductive Why? Because they'll fuck you up? How exactly? Im not asking about presidents' personalities, what would their political friends think? …