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Comment #24060477
> It is the position of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics that appropriately planned vegetarian, including vegan, diets are healthful, nutritionally adequate, and may provide …
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Comment #24060402
> we're going to need every calorie we can get hold of to prevent mass starvation Then we should begin transferring animal agricultural lands to plant agricultural lands because pl…
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Comment #24056003
> In the past 10 years, I'm sure there have been multiple times when I've gone more than 30 hours with cellular service or WiFi. In the last 10 years the longest I went without Int…
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Comment #24013622
> An album is a collection of single songs. Releasing songs individually is a serial process. Releasing an album puts all of the songs published into the same context, and everyone…
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Comment #24013585
> It would help address the spyware concern by moving it to a US company Does anyone else remember when housing data in US severs was considered less private than alternatives? It’…
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Comment #24013379
Over 80% of my music listening is full albums, even though I haven’t played a record or CD since 2015. I really hope the medium of the album survives, because I much prefer listeni…
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Comment #23987126
Please, don’t act like nuclear fusion is a simple iteration of nuclear fission. It’s a fundamentally different process. Fusion would provide (much) more energy, use (much) less rad…
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Comment #23981745
Yes the answer is more than 1, but because the mechanism of action is so well understood and the temporal association so strong the answer is less than 10.
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Comment #23971484
I would look at finance companies and banks directly.
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Comment #23959830
Yeah. My point was my parent comment said that a large home was needed, but actually an average sized home will do. I’ve worked out of a 880sqft city apartment pre-covid, and it wa…
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Comment #23959699
> Americans will get priced out of the market and they should be concerned about that. It’s just good planning to have multiple potential forms of income. Programming might be the …
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Comment #23959661
The average home size in the US is just over 2300sqft. That is plenty of room for two video conferencing adults separated, one nanny and 1-3 children.
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Comment #23958578
Right. The parent comment I was replaying to stated “if intelligence is fixed” and I was attempting to cast doubt on the clause. I wouldn’t want to take position that intelligence …
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Comment #23958455
There’s inclusive evidence that intelligence is fixed, and there’s evidence that people that believe intelligence is fixed have worse outcomes. I think it’s very likely environment…
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Comment #23952320
Someone at FIRE runs their own numbers. Someone at FU pays someone to run the numbers.
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Comment #23949242
If a job is the only thing holding your diet, habits, and exercise in place what will happen when you retire?
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Comment #23911608
> A cache from heaven that remembers everywhere I've been and never reloads unless I tell it. I can fly around history like you've never seen. This would be a killer feature for me…
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Comment #23893042
Public transportation, affordable healthcare, & weechat are all things that are significantly better in China. — An American that spent a few weeks in China.
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Comment #23871025
They bought Nokia, and had a presence in every Att/Verizon/Sprint/T-Mobile store. Microsoft tried hard, and kept trying long after it was clear to most of the market that they didn…
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Comment #23870933
Confirming your interpretation of my original comment.
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Comment #23870610
My communications should have made that more clear. It’s probably a common and dangerous interpretation.
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Comment #23870564
Is this propaganda to help relax the home owning population? If the jobless rate and GDP continue to suffer I can’t see this being anything but bad for rural and suburban real esta…
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Comment #23870544
There is a push to move away from disposable plastic. Why else were paper straws such a big deal?
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Comment #23870536
The developing world, a group very cost sensitive and unlikely to switch for environmental reasons, is putting gasoline vehicles on the road much faster than the developed road is …
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Comment #23860627
Please don’t consider my initial statement questioning a metaphor to mean that people that have suffered a psychotic episode or are likely to suffer a psychotic episode in the near…