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At least you learn something from reading these sorts of sites. Heroin doesn't do that...then again I may just be justifying an addiction.
Some neuroscientists would argue that addiction is a form of "learning".
http://andrewgelman.com/2016/09/21/what-has-happened-down-he...
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I remember that list, because I said then what I'll say now - posting a list like that on a site like this is akin to handing out bags of heroin at a school :P . But I guess it's what the OP asked for.
At least you learn something from reading these sorts of sites. Heroin doesn't do that...then again I may just be justifying an addiction.
At least with a good book you get an expanded argument, for or against which you can argue yourself. These feel-good pages, as I call them, are as good as a fart against the wind.
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There seems to be some misunderstanding what is meant by "subsequent encounter" in this context. These are codes for office visits. "Subsequent encounter" means that a patient is not seeing a physician for the first time about their injury. There are also codes for "initial encounter."
So initial vs subsequent encounter are completely different codes? Wouldn't this approach double the number of codes? Why wouldn't this be some other field of data associated with the form instead of mixing it up in the diagnostic 'topic'. I know nothing about medical diagnosis codes.
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Some neuroscientists would argue that addiction is a form of "learning".
Were their experiments be recreated and properly peer-reviewed? Some reviewers argue that neuroscience experiments are mostly not worth the candle. http://andrewgelman.com/2016/09/21/what-has-happened-down-he...
One of the earliest www rabbit holes I remember visiting: https://www.chroniclesofgeorge.com/ Surprised MF has not been mentioned, yet. http://www.metafilter.com/
Wow, it has been years since I've been to this site. Thank you! I used to customize this ticketing system. It was Peregrine Service Center before HP bought it. And we had a George too. Ah... the memories
John Baez, this weeks finds in mathematical physics [1]. He started blogging this in 1993! there's so much stuff there now. I keep finding amazing things in the TWF's, and not wanting to close my browser tabs because it's so precious. And you wouldn't believe what he can do with a bit of ascii art. Truly he is one of the heroes of the internet. (He doesn't do TWF's anymore, but there's a bunch of other places where h…
Now conveniently announced all in one place: https://twitter.com/johncarlosbaez . (See https://golem.ph.utexas.edu/category/2016/09/twitter.html for the announcement.)
http://www.thebookoflife.org/ Quite nice now and again.