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Comment #30938314
Not exactly this scenario, but the psilocybe genus produces chemicals very similar to serotonin.
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Comment #30929911
It's the mental image of a sedative plunge, plea to breathe by an asthmatic, and rapid dismemberment in a plastic wrapped room by a hit squad of private jet flown high level Saudis…
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Comment #30929513
> What I could agree with is a statement that live events can alter our epigenetic regulation mechanisms For sure they can, and we also get to choose our reaction to said events. T…
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Comment #30903225
Worked at one softbank backed company for a short time and the amount of money and heads they dumped at any problem was incredible. Literally they tried to grow and scale at all co…
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Comment #30895264
What I took away from GP was that this medicine helps a person learn and integrate truths that their current neuropathways may be blocking or inhibiting at a subconscious level. It…
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Comment #30889229
There is momentum growing in Washington State (US). A therapeutic use bill SB 5660 didn't leave committee but led to some funding for additional studies. [1] Separately, ADAPT-WA f…
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Comment #30837856
Thanks! I saw three theories listed in the nature article and none of them mentioned lensing or Einstein rings. Some curiosities behind the question were whether optical and radio …
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Comment #30834426
Gravitational lensing can make the same star appear in a circular pattern, could the same happen for these radio wave patterns?
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Comment #30815831
Logging all of their interactions is probably a good idea in case you do need to lawyer up
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Comment #30815799
IANAL but Oracle v SAP was about accessing and downloading files from a competitor. I vaguely recall that Oracle won a settlement because their TOS had an enforceable provision abo…
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Comment #30758209
This reminds me of a former director who liked to say to some of our partner teams, "poor planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part.". She was good at putti…
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Comment #30755383
It'd be fun to have a sms subscription to a particular league's schedule, a team's activities, or a single game.
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Comment #30750022
> Has someone asked you to do something recently that you know you don’t have time to do but felt like you needed to do anyway? "When is this needed" is a great alternative to a ha…
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Comment #30735410
Value extraction may be part of the problem. Competition would take care of a lot of inefficient private sector businesses. Duo/Mono-polistic profit margins leave a lot of room for…
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Comment #30695873
> Does that mean they are racist too?? There's a lot more to diversity and civil rights than just race, although racism is very visible. > Seems to me that preventing IQ tests from…
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Comment #30691308
Morning and evening sunlight depends a lot on the latitude.
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Comment #30690142
Not radical at all, I'll happily take either too.
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Comment #30687266
> With regard to technical choices - consider that some languages & ecosystems provide a lot more "batteries included" than others It sounds like you are happy with the language an…
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Comment #30649391
The disease itself is inflammatory, no? What is your typically tend to source?
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Comment #30563289
If Russia is preparing to up its information warfare game does this give them better defenses against inbound attacks? While letting FSB selectively allow outbound attacks?
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Comment #30494008
What are the goals of this action? Is this to prevent a fire sale from foreign institutional holders who are exiting their positions in Russian securities?
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Comment #30485918
If your phone is a recent or expensive model, the subscription prices for apps may be higher, or the discounts lower, because you presumably have more disposable income.
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Comment #30464282
> The hard part is learning the platform and tooling you need to operate at scale Harder still is defining the right problem to solve between new projects and maintaining existing …
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Comment #30395058
I learned schema design and BCNF on an access database. Applied database elective during undergrad. Built a career off those fundamentals.