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zaknil

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    > put the lungs into a constant state of readiness, allowing fast responses to almost any invading germ Succeeding at this would prove that our bodies have the capacity to do that …

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    Comment #46078595

    Replication of Quantum Factorisation Records with an 8-bit Home Computer, an Abacus, and a Dog https://eprint.iacr.org/2025/1237.pdf

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    Comment #34074632

    > When off her medications Sure. The problem is that most (probably all) of these drugs give severe withdrawal symptoms when abruptly discontinued by a patient. You'd have to spend…

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    Comment #32950751

    If that feels too intrusive, just ask people if they use snopes.com to check if the shocking thing they just read is real.

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    Comment #32877935

    This is only true if advertisers can threaten to shift their ads to someone who does suppress content. A court ruling binding all (or at least all sufficiently large) players in th…

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    Comment #32876023

    Journalists Carola Houtekamer and Rik Wassens introduce Nick Lim: > Nick Lim, a young American Internet fundamentalist with absolutist views on freedom of speech Later, journalists…

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    Comment #29303861

    The "everybody must care because I do" mindset is vastly more annoying and infinitely more destructive.

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    Comment #27953447

    You could have said the same thing about asbestos.

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    Comment #27953433

    We should of course recycle it.

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    Comment #26666763

    The guy is doing his best trying to eradicate from the gene pool the kind of people receptive to arguments like his. In other words, he's doing God's work.

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    Comment #26666518

    > They didn’t ask me that question when AWS turned Parler off Because "words speak louder than actions" or something.