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tomq
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Comment #48731755
It sounds like the shape of the dose response curve for chronic low dose radiation is controversial. There's a lack of definitive evidence either way and reasonable arguments in bo…
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Comment #47542661
Yeah GPTZero says 100% AI generated
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Comment #35493082
This new paper finds 10% higher likelihood to acquit per hour of fasting. That’s huge. Imagine you’re in the criminal’s shoes. The original also found a marked impact of hunger on …
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Comment #34299219
The authors make a classic mistake: the brain is not comparable to a Turing Machine, it is a finite state machine. There’s no infinite tape in a brain.
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Comment #22342272
A detailed follow-on study found a 4,000-mile radius sphere centered on the earth’s core contains ~100% of earth’s population. Scientists stunned.
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Comment #21373937
One of the unfortunate things about the GM foods debate is how rarely the details of a particular crop are considered. What method was used to engineer it? What gene was added in o…
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Comment #20744091
Barely significant results like this are suspect. See https://www.vox.com/science-and-health/2017/7/31/16021654/p-... for a good overview. TLDR: the smart money is on this result f…
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Comment #20373719
Thanks, your points make sense. It’s definitely a worrisome coincidence given the multiple tests they ran but didn’t correct for. I hope to see that knockout experiment you describ…
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Comment #20371119
It's a good point. Why would the length effect you describe be be associated with age, across many organs, cell types, datasets, and species? The technical effect would be a good e…
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Comment #20269992
It’s important to note: the study only had 20 participants, so it wouldn’t have enough statistical power to detect a moderately large effect. Failure to find an effect is different…
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Comment #16429337
This is an interesting article, but the core argument that aging is an inevitable result of physics and not biology has a counterexample. It’s the biologically immortal hydra: http…
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Comment #15045561
There are many good examples in history of oppression making a movement stronger. Think of the Boston massacre, Rosa Parks, or British treatment of Ghandi. That said, the plural of…
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Comment #14732996
This study is completely disconnected from biological reality. Exercise is the only general-purpose life-extending intervention we know of with certainty. See for yourself: https:/…
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Comment #10833938
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Comment #10666464
Evidation Health | SF Bay Area | https://www.evidation.com | Full Time | ONSITE We are a team of mission-driven experts in precision medicine, machine learning, behavioral economic…
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Comment #10493867
Evidation Health | SF Bay Area | https://www.evidation.com | Full Time | ONSITE We are a team of mission-driven experts in precision medicine, machine learning, behavioral economic…