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paviva

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    Comment #47199617

    His French is so simple and yet, incredibly beautiful and elegant, in a way that I am not even able to express in words. Only Voltaire compares. "tout le malheur des hommes vient d…

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    Comment #44880399

    Most likely Gide ("Croyez ceux qui cherchent la vérité, doutez de ceux qui la trouvent", "Believe those who seek Truth, doubt those who find it") and not Voltaire ;) Voltaire was g…

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    Comment #41306042

    First symbol on the third line: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d3/Basic_in...

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    Comment #41176934

    Permutation city, Greg Egan Dictionnaire philosophique, Voltaire The Road to Serfdom, Friedrich Hayek The ICU Book, Paul Marino

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    Comment #39829940

    Great work, really hope you'll be able to pierce into the medical market eventually. Dragon is still useless to anyone who can touch type.

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    Comment #36627942

    It is rare, and is probably due to a combination of green tea and weight loss. However, the effects are catastrophic, and it worth pointing out before someone decides to use tea ex…

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    Comment #36627543

    Beware that green tea supplements have been associated with very sever liver damage. Even though most survive, they often require prolonged intensive care, with attending complicat…

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    Comment #32693651

    The best pen is the humble Platinum Preppy, especially when converted to an eye-dropper https://www.gouletpens.com/collections/platinum-preppy-fount... ). I also strongly recommend…

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    Comment #32260725

    Pharma and rich greedy doctors are an easy target, but reality is (always) more complicated. Pyridoxine/doxylamine is nothing new, and was released in the USA in the fifties, and w…

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    Comment #31958360

    You're assuming that more data will reveal a hidden pattern, but the fact is that most data, and especially most of the easily collectable data is useless junk.

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    Comment #31954522

    Unlikely. Diagnosis is based on imperfect data with very high noise-to-signal ratio, and with auditory (patient's history), visual and tactile inputs. Treatment often need to be ta…

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    Comment #31758830

    I'm very interested about your research area. Can you divulge anything publicly here, or maybe shoot me an email (just put in my profile). Thanks.

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    Comment #30129335

    The quote is from Pascal: "Je n'ai fait celle-ci plus longue que parce que je n'ai pas eu le loisir de la faire plus courte", "I made this one [the letter] longer, since I didn't h…

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    Comment #29711086

    Garbage statistics will not get better if you insist on some arbitrary fragility index threshold (and no accepted threshold of an "acceptable" fragility index does exist to the bes…

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    Comment #29709532

    There is no point. The fragility index is essentially a repackaged p-value, and serves only to introduce even more confusion on the top of this already often misunderstood metric. …

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    Comment #29388596

    > Get a stud finder Or simply use a strong magnet. ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FhpuC_Gy-yI )

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    Comment #28252298

    Probably significant. In this population of very severe patients, mortality was "only" 25% in patients managed without proning. Compare with mortalities around ~50% reported early …

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    Comment #28252225

    One of co-authors here. -- AMA.

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    Comment #27426589

    I am not sure I understand the question. The brain "restarts" by itself if its otherwise normal and perfused.

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    Comment #27425435

    > It is not known whether brain can be brought back at all once all signals stop. This is incorrect. In a brain-dead patient, the isoelectric EEG serves to demonstrate the absence …

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    Comment #26983477

    An alternative explanation is that of "viral interference"[1,2], i.e., the most transmissible virus boosting up viral immunity in the population, and precluding transmission of the…

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    Comment #26783431

    A fitting tribute: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGFz5JkLzw8

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    Comment #26447245

    You're searching for a very niche product: something that's not simply a metal vessel that you can use to boil water, but that's not a full-featured water boiler/warmer[1]. Electri…

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