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Oh ffs, I'll spoonfeed you the digital version:
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> https://cloudflare-ipfs.com/ipfs/bafykbzacect6rece3eugud5x6h7dx6zsmxteuf5xncccebgq76lbstb36va4a
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Thanks, but if its the original kindle version it wont work, if its a PDF then its too big and when compressed its still a PDF file instead of the book. I got the PDF on it, its a hassle though, cant adjust font size, pages misalign etc.
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I'll just upgrade the Kindle and actually take the time to label the PDFs so theyre not strings of numbers and shit.
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Til then I'll ponder the orbital harmonics detailed in Kepler's book.
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>Except wokeism started in 2012
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No, because they're too stupid to understand what scientists are saying. Unironically unless you're an official you shouldnt "do your own research" because chances are if you need to do research then you're too stupid, too much of a sheeple to understand anything in a study or how to dissect it. That is what I'm saying. I've seen far too many retards on here misrepresent studies, tired of it.
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Mars does obviously experience a greenhouse effect, but it's much farther from the sun. Yes sun can influence climate. More than one factor can influence the climate. No this information isn't shocking to anyone who's not an imbecile.
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>adding 0.01% co2 to the atmosphere is going to increase the greenhouse effect by 10%
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We've been saying that the Sun and other cyclical effects have an effect on climate for years and everytime you cuckheads called us "climate deniers". It is evident that you change your tune to try and win arguments and push an agenda. You're done.
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It would be virtue signalling if i was trying to signal my virtuousness, which i am not. I am only making an observational statement about Trump's intentions in building the wall. Note that there is nothing inherently wrong with virtue signalling. It is the only way one can make clear to a community of strangers that one is a virtuous person and can be trusted. Even if the wall would have functioned as an effective barrier it's intent was to signal to the people voting for trump that he cared about what they wanted and was listening to them, i.e. he was virtue signalling. And in this he was very successful. The actual functionality of the wall was incidental to its main purpose. Many people use virtue signalling as some kind of insult but it is an integral part of human behaviour in crowds.
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An elite New York billionaire real-estate tycoon and career criminal who has been in court his entire adult life, who was close buddies with Clinton and Epstein, who moved the latter from state to federal prison just days before he died, against the DA's wishes, and who has had a charge of sleeping with a 13yo girl laid against him, when he was 60. ...Is supposed to save us from a massive conspiracy of pedophile billionaires.
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Smart uncle and not so smart nephew. Many such cases
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Sounds too robotic. There's far superior human-like voices around, but probably not these celebrities because no official site is going to do them
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Trump's grandmother:
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i miss him so much
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An elite New York billionaire real-estate tycoon and career criminal who has been in court his entire adult life, who was close buddies with Clinton and Epstein, who moved the latter from state to federal prison just days before he died, against the DA's wishes, and who has had a charge of sleeping with a 13yo girl laid against him, when he was 60. ...Is supposed to save us from a massive conspiracy of pedophile billionaires.
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Cognitive dissonance doesn't even begin to describe this phenomenon.
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The J in Donald J Trump stands for Jesus. He is a direct descendent of Jesus it is fortold.
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imagine a country the size of china with the vigor of 1930 germany
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>It's part of why he was a titan in a cathegory he was the smallest guy in
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>cathegory
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Regulatory capture.
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That Atlantic article is amazing. The amount of confirmation bias employed by the scientists overwhelmed the experimental results they were seeing for over 20 years. Why were they even bothering to gather data if their only reaction was predetermined to be
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All the ice creams at my grocery store are filled with various forms of goyslop. i need to find a better source
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pig fat is pufa laden garbage
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thats not what the science says
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>Good quality ice cream is only bad for you if it causes you to have too much sugar in your diet.
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Regulatory capture.
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All the ice creams at my grocery store are filled with various forms of goyslop. i need to find a better source
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pig fat is pufa laden garbage
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Lard is fantastic, makes better pie crusts than butter does
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>Good quality ice cream is only bad for you if it causes you to have too much sugar in your diet.
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abominable bait
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Bruh, what are you doing with me bot icon?
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>ukrainians are paying the price.
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Have they admitted that attempting to ethnically cleanse the eastern part of their country was a mistake yet?
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Why don't they talk about ocean thermal energy conversion is far too mach concerning me.
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CO2 is just fine, its not a pollutant, its not a greenhouse gas, its plant food, the more we have in the air, the better off we are.
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CO2 is what enables plants to store solar energy as matter rather than as heat. rocks are hot after a long day in the sun, plants are not, they stay cool because they absorb solar energy and store it as matter rather than as heat, plants don't reradiate the way rocks do.
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Bruh, what are you doing with me bot icon?
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Why don't they talk about ocean thermal energy conversion is far too mach concerning me.
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>>15414984
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CO2 is just fine, its not a pollutant, its not a greenhouse gas, its plant food, the more we have in the air, the better off we are.
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CO2 is what enables plants to store solar energy as matter rather than as heat. rocks are hot after a long day in the sun, plants are not, they stay cool because they absorb solar energy and store it as matter rather than as heat, plants don't reradiate the way rocks do.
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this
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Energy independence bad?
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preserve rain-forests bad?
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green jobs bad?
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liveable cities bad?
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renewables bad?
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> clean water
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No is all about who makes the better clean organic propaganda
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>I'm opposed to mandates and I don't care if people vaccinate themselves or not.
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Yes?
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I want medical care. I just want care from a competent system which uses sound knowledge.
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someone call the fire department, soience has been roasted
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>I'm opposed to mandates and I don't care if people vaccinate themselves or not.
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>>15371519
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Yes?
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>>15364792
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I want medical care. I just want care from a competent system which uses sound knowledge.
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someone call the fire department, soience has been roasted
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lol
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overpopulation. either you die in hospital or on battlefield.
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>USA - measured
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>Latin America, Southeast Asia, Africa: no recorded data, graph modeled
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picrel is global warming propaganda from about 15 year ago.
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>>15383576
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Uhhhh Denmarkbros?
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>>15413836
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steady as a rock for the past 15 years
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>USA - measured
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>Latin America, Southeast Asia, Africa: no recorded data, graph modeled
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Uhhhh Denmarkbros?
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>>15413836
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steady as a rock for the past 15 years
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>>15386700
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You are clueless.
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>>15414064
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its nasa, a government propaganda agency, what do you expect? might as well link to npr
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the hockey stick is pure propaganda, everyone knows it a lie, the people who repost it just don't mind being liars.
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>and lie religiously.
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>>15364585 (OP)
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>Shouldn't it have raised by a meter or so by now?
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No. Sea level rising isn't remotely that fast. People selling you a sunken Florida by 2100 are massive bullshitters.
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I wish I could find a woman as cute as Ghislaine.
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(not the pedo/jew part or whatever)
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That seem like a more reasonable explanation than "the big bang" AKA "The Book of Genesis for Atheists"
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At least theres evidence that dark matter actually exists. "The big bang" is just a soience fairy tale
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>>15380317
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Nope. The SZ proves it's not local. Read the thread.
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>>15388481
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Bin Laden is also definitely still alive, they never released to supposed video of him being killed or his funeral
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Everything in the world was going along normally until picrel's arrest, as soon as the happened, chaos ensued and it still hasn't let up yet. ZOG's secrets are out of the bag, so they're instigating tyranny to avoid the repercussions of their misdeeds
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Covid-19 was released about 2 month after Epstein was declared dead.
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>>15411137
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sup jidf
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I wish I could find a woman as cute as Ghislaine.
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Nope. The SZ proves it's not local. Read the thread.
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Bin Laden is also definitely still alive, they never released to supposed video of him being killed or his funeral
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>>15391414
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Covid-19 was released about 2 month after Epstein was declared dead.
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>>15411137
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sup jidf
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>>15369749
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Jimmy Savile, formerly a famous TV presenter for the BBC. Had ties to many influential people in the company and Britain as a whole. Even had ties to the royal family. He got exposed for abusing children, and it's suspected that he wasn't the only one who was doing it.
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>suspected
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Prince Andrew publicly admitted to it
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>>15411366
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nice word salad skizo
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>>15391445
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This.
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"Humanity would sink into eternal darkness, it would fall into a dull and primitive state, were the Jews to win this war" ~Joseph Goebbels
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>>15391445
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Its almost as if we're living in a dystopian kleptocracy thinly disguised as a free society
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>global warming is real, but it's the result of natural climate cycles
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It's not natural. It's that climate cycles take multigenerational ages unless something disastrous happens, which humans are incapable of almost even just barely the full nuclear stockpile.
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We can still remember that the earth is the most sustainable engineering project with 5 billion years in testing. People are braindead to go beyond it's ways and say we MUST consume.
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Mercury is toxic and unsustainable
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>>15394924
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So no warming since 2015? Very interesting.
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>>15411277
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holy fucking shit hahahahaha
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this kills the climate change narrative
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This.
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Its almost as if we're living in a dystopian kleptocracy thinly disguised as a free society
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>global warming is real, but it's the result of natural climate cycles
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It's not natural. It's that climate cycles take multigenerational ages unless something disastrous happens, which humans are incapable of almost even just barely the full nuclear stockpile.
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We can still remember that the earth is the most sustainable engineering project with 5 billion years in testing. People are braindead to go beyond it's ways and say we MUST consume.
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>>15394924
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So no warming since 2015? Very interesting.
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>>15411277
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holy fucking shit hahahahaha
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This whole cholesterol shit is a meme.
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Literally your whole body and hormones require cholesterol to be built.
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>>15382504
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Your body produces all the cholesterol you need already. You are dodging and not saying anything, you are just spitting mechanistic speculation that has no basis in reality.
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>>15389636
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>Why would I care if it's something that won't appear until I am 50 or so?
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70% of the Western Population is either overweight or even obese and they eat nothing but shit l
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>>15382504
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Your body produces all the cholesterol you need already. You are dodging and not saying anything, you are just spitting mechanistic speculation that has no basis in reality.
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>Why would I care if it's something that won't appear until I am 50 or so?
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Mind telling me why squeezing a cow's udders is disgusting and immoral? You sound like a city boy who's never gotten his hands dirty doing some physical work.
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Thats not philosophical bias, he just hated all whites just like all the rest of the jews do. Its not an "blind spot", its outright aggression
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In 2004, the English epidemiologist Michael Marmot wrote, “Scientific findings do not fall on blank minds that get made up as a result. Science engages with busy minds that have strong views about how things are and ought to be.” Marmot was writing about how politicians deal with scientific evidence—always concluding that the latest data supported their existing views—but he acknowledged that scientists weren’t so different.
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easy access free abortion did this. women enjoy getting pregnant and they enjoy killing the baby too. popular media has made it all into something to be proud of rather than ashamed of
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>It wouldn't surprise me at all if bug-chasing became mainstream
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dude, here it is
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> SYPHILIS: Is it a Mischievous Myth or a Malignant Monster. By Herbert M. Shelton Published 1962 by Health Research, Mokelumne Hill, California
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Thanks to Russian and Chinese disinformation internet agents, American trust in medical science (and scientific literacy in general) is at an all time low, so this outcome really shouldn't surprise anyone. And since access to birth control and condoms is distributed primarily towards richer, mostly white demographics, the population of undocumented migrants has less access to these basic human rights, so their birth rate increases.
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> Russian and Chinese disinformation internet agents
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American shill signature. blame jews, Russians, Chinese...
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Behaviour is 100% genetic you fucking retard, fucking romans egyptians fucking babylonians were saying that of the kikes already.
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Only fucking genocide can work.
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it's not /pol, go away shill
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Fuck off you retard, you literally believe the earth is a globe.
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Go vaxx yourself.
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One of the leading causes of death is medical malpractice, they are certainly making it easy for these disinfo shills to paint medicine in a bad light.
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please, ban yourself, stop existing
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>>15408050
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>Especially with reports from msnbc saying the average cost to raise an individual child from 0-17yrs is around $300k.
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Bullshit. They're trying to inflate the cost to discourage people from having kids and to justify more taxing and spending for "equity". You might see that kind of bill if you're sending them to private school and they play an expensive sport, but 300k is bonkers.
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Why cant someone just buy testosterone from a pharmacy if they wanted it? I understand banning it in professional sports, but if it wont even kill you then I see no decent reason for its prohibition. Same with HGH.
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It can't be that cheap though. A person eats 3 times a day means you need food for 19,710 meals. How do they calculate that cost? Or the number of diapers or clothes, or extra electric and water cost? Trying to put a price is similar to wrestling am oiled up squid.
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Yeah, NEVER get attached though. Don't you dare sympathize when they tell you some BS sob story. No matter how bad it is.
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how many pretty fucking pictures can you paint? do you have any idea how many great artists produced hundreds of beautiful masterworks from the time of the pre-renaissance to the early 20th century? there just aren't that many ways to re-arrange colors and shapes to produce beauty, post modernism and ugliness and such is just the inevitable reaction to us being at the end of the line. humanity is exhausted and dying, let it go.
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>humanity is exhausted and dying,
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How is highschool doing champ?
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you're a degenerate who can't appreciate beauty, it all looks boring and similar to you because you have no soul
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$300k isn't bonkers actually if you think about it. When most people see that number they aren't taking into account how much child care costs are being subsidize by babyshowers, birthdays, holidays, hand me downs, babysitting, cookouts, parties, sleep overs or school food programs. Without family, friends or the state helping frequently to subsidize the cost of living that $300k number is way more likely to occur.
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Your child will need new clothes either every year or every other year until they reach their late teens. No help from family or friends balloons this cost unless your spouse is a fucking professional seamstress.
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Your child needs to eat two to three times a day. No help from family, friends or the state balloons this cost unless you're a professional farmer who actually has fucking acres of land to farm on.
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Your child needs to go to school five times a week for 12 years. If you don't live within suitable walking distance transportation is necessary for the child. If you don't have a good bus program then you're spending gas each day taking your kid to school and picking them up. Or you're giving your kid bus fare to go back and forth to school.
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Your child needs to have and practice good hygiene. So they will using toiletries everyday and washing up/ bathing everyday (or everyday other day for some families). Doing this for 17 years straight.
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This is without even talking about healthcare. If any mention of frequent or even semi-frequent medical bills come into the picture the argument over $300k is automatically non-disputable.
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kids eat what you eat, you're already buying food for yourself, you just buy a little bit more. raising children isn't an expense, picrel is what people who don't raise children do with their disposable income
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>>15381125
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>That puts the entire journal under scrutiny.
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Maybe in 10 of 15 years Retractionwatch might get around to doing an article about them. Retractionwatch is a good organization, but its only 4 people, they should have at least a few thousand more to make the kind of impact they need to make any significant difference in the way things are going.
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>To address the first aim, we compared the wider Reddit activity of r/AntiVegan users against that of a sample of r/askreddit users (N = 9500). With over 33 million users, r/askreddit is one of the most popular subreddits on Reddit. Given its popularity and the neutrality of its content, this subreddit has often been used as something of a “control group” for group-based comparisons (see, e.g., Bagroy et al., 2017).
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>>15388868
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And here's why that's a good thing: draining the swamp to make science great again. A great reset of the science to build science back better. A science that is not a threat to our democracy. Yes we can. For the people. Especially the children. Imagine a global science treaty without foreign intervention. A science that allows freedom of speech, diversity and inclusivity without hate speech or misinformation. A science that punishes criminals and illegal immigration. A science that does not depend on Russia and China. A science that encourages upward mobility through hard work like our founding fathers did. A new scientific order. God bless America!
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Why do vegans even want to eat burgers even if they are ersatz ones? Why do that want to present the illusion that they aren't vegans? Is there something wrong with being vegan?
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Damn anon, that's beautiful.
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I wonder what snake fed beef is like.
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>That puts the entire journal under scrutiny.
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>To address the first aim, we compared the wider Reddit activity of r/AntiVegan users against that of a sample of r/askreddit users (N = 9500). With over 33 million users, r/askreddit is one of the most popular subreddits on Reddit. Given its popularity and the neutrality of its content, this subreddit has often been used as something of a “control group” for group-based comparisons (see, e.g., Bagroy et al., 2017).
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>>15388868
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And here's why that's a good thing: draining the swamp to make science great again. A great reset of the science to build science back better. A science that is not a threat to our democracy. Yes we can. For the people. Especially the children. Imagine a global science treaty without foreign intervention. A science that allows freedom of speech, diversity and inclusivity without hate speech or misinformation. A science that punishes criminals and illegal immigration. A science that does not depend on Russia and China. A science that encourages upward mobility through hard work like our founding fathers did. A new scientific order. God bless America!
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>>15389867
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Damn anon, that's beautiful.
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I wonder what snake fed beef is like.
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Snake is fairly chicken-like meat.
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its cultural appropriation from people with traditional diets, develop your own culture, don't steal from others you sick degenerate freak
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In your head - making you ask silly questions.
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How do we even know other stars and galaxies really exist outside of the solar system? It's not like anyone has been there and returned. Yes we can see what looks like stars and galaxies but those could be faked. Maybe the ayys haven't shown up because there are none.
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Western culture peaked 50 years ago and has been on the decline ever since. The Americans who worked at NASA in the 60s & 70s started out with years of rigorous education from childhood, same goes for the Germans. Modern kids get the "everyone is a winner" lowest common denominator version of education.
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Now you can just imagine niggers bouncing up and down on the desks, shaking their asses as some of the rowdy boys start throwing beakers at the professor. In the back, some 20 year old nigs who have been held back a few years are trying to cook meth.
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Now you can just imagine niggers bouncing up and down on the desks, shaking their asses as some of the rowdy boys start throwing beakers at the professor. In the back, some 20 year old nigs who have been held back a few years are trying to cook meth.
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Even if the blueprints were lost (they aren't) the designs could be reverse engineered from the numerous unflown parts they still have in warehouses today.
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And guess what, exactly that idea was put forth in a competitor bid to SLS by Dynetics, who proposed an iterative improvement on the F-1, the F-1B, using unflown F-1 engines as the basis of the development.
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Everyone's trying to design cheap rockets. Those only overlap with working rockets somewhat.
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>and they're winning in Ukraine
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Russians can only keep making the same rockets they've been making since the Soviet era. Modern Russia is almost incapable of innovation. Meanwhile SpaceX is running more flights than every other space company and national program combined, more cheaply per pound to orbit than has ever been done.
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>at least one street shitter has to be a von Braun tier mind.
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nope, von braun was of noble european lineage, there is no law of averages than can turn a random lowlife into the equivalent of that, nobility is cultural as well as genetic. von braun was purebred for superior performance, no matter what he did with his life he was destined to be the best at it. your random bigbrain will never equal that, what von braun had was not only inborn capability
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>patent
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>how are shareholders supposed to earn profit?
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Lobby for cost plus contracts. I hate Boeing so much.
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Because they’re a bunch of egomaniacs who think their shit doesn’t stink, so they design new rockets instead of re-creating the Saturn V.
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And same with NASA refusing to learn any lessons from the Souyez rocket system.
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Are you sure you didn't flip V_0 and V in the entropy? Your formula says the entropy gets bigger if you put it in a smaller volume while keeping the temperature the same.
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Will we ever see a cure for it in our lifetimes that doesn't involve giving you erectile dysfunction
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There is none. The Californication of the globe is now complete. Everyone has the cultural memory of a fruit fly.
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There is none. The Californication of the globe is now complete. Everyone has the cultural memory of a fruit fly.
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Creating the hockey stick fraud probably caused more global warming than an entire herd of cattle.
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Significant figures are not science, they are a rough rule of thumb for engineers in the slide rule era. Back to >>>/pol/
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Thank you, anon. I strive to be as impartial and objective as possible.
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>Where is the extra heat coming from?
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>sliding era
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This is the first time a climate scientist has ever encountered physics, and they have no answer for it.
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2.7ºK comes from the cosmic background radiation. The calculation which results in the 255ºK number starts from 0ºK, but we don't live in a 0ºK universe, we live in a 2.7ºK universe.
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There is also the unaccounted for sunlight which falls on the annulus of atmosphere that isn't directly between the sun and the earth.
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The "caclulate the surface temperature of a planet using the Stephan-Bolzmann equation and basic geometry" problem is freshman level astronomy, covered early in the first month of the first semester, it is by no means authoritative, it is only a simple rough estimate. Albedo conditions on Earth change day by day and hourly as well as seasonally, solar output also varies. There is no one fixed number for the baseline temp of the planet, the Stephan-Bolzmann equation itself is inaccurate, it was derived on the presumption of a static universe with a baseline temp of 0ºK, which we now know not to be the case.
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>And everybody believes it anyway
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wikipedia also has a page that shows that the "greenhouse" effect is only responsible for about 15ºK of the planet's temperature above kelvin
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Thank you, anon. I strive to be as impartial and objective as possible.
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>>15386433
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>Where is the extra heat coming from?
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>sliding era
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>>15387388
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>>15387417
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This is the first time a climate scientist has ever encountered physics, and they have no answer for it.
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>And everybody believes it anyway
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>>15415905
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>https://www.mdpi.com/2072-4292/7/11/15536
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>by Jingjing Peng 1,2ORCID,Wenjie Fan 1,3,*,Xiru Xu 1,3,†,Lizhao Wang 4,†,Qinhuo Liu 2,5,*ORCID,Jvcai Li 1,3 andPeng Zhao 1,3
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into the trash it goes
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That's not even what he asked for.
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Thermodynamics as conceived of by Boltzmann, Stephan, Planck and the rest of the gang only applies to inert, nonreactive matter. Applying those concepts to Earth is retarded.
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Feel free to prove your claims, anytime! Right now you sound like a young earth creationist yammering about how the 2nd law of thermodynamics disproves evolution.
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>chatgpt
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kys retard. I believe this paper answers your question: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6174548/
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>>15390662
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Nonsense. They already have their own world. They have private islands and private anything, they're above the law, they can do anything they want and they never have to deal with goyim if they don't want to.
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If you insist that they want more living room by depopulation, you again raise tons of question marks. The point is: old power is like an alien life form. It is so far removed from you that you can only project Earth on a planet 1.000.000 light years away.
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Not even, its just the old aristocrats. Bill Gates isn't jewish, but he actively funds propaganda narratives. He's richer than the supposed Jewish lord George Soros by 10x atleast.
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Bill Gates's full name is William the 3rd, an aristocratic name. The old powers aren't jewish, although there are jewish bankers and all, they're mainly the workers for the hidden aristocratic families of the past.
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censorship on youtube
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>>15390662
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Nonsense. They already have their own world. They have private islands and private anything, they're above the law, they can do anything they want and they never have to deal with goyim if they don't want to.
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If you insist that they want more living room by depopulation, you again raise tons of question marks. The point is: old power is like an alien life form. It is so far removed from you that you can only project Earth on a planet 1.000.000 light years away.
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>If you insist that they want more living room by depopulation,
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Not even, its just the old aristocrats. Bill Gates isn't jewish, but he actively funds propaganda narratives. He's richer than the supposed Jewish lord George Soros by 10x atleast.
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Bill Gates's full name is William the 3rd, an aristocratic name. The old powers aren't jewish, although there are jewish bankers and all, they're mainly the workers for the hidden aristocratic families of the past.
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Just in time for a new world war! What a coincidence huh?
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>>15389868
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>Anyone who genuinely believed that cow farts and burps were causing climate change was retarded.
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>>15390163
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>Doesn't a large portion of our oxygen come from algae?
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Oh wow, great news!!! Its so wonderful to find out that global warming isn't as severe of a problem as had been previously reported, what a lucky day.
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>>15391383
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Ok, time to plant more algae.
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>human blood has iron in it
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Ok fellas, we got us a ritual. Now to convince climate activist to bleed themselves into the ocean.
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Why do you think us chads have been throwing car batteries into the ocean all these years?
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>Now to convince climate activist to bleed themselves into the ocean.
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>the third one
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God made evolution.
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I still don't understand why environmentalist get upset rather than happy whenever someone posts good news about the environment, can you explain it to us?
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>>15391886
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They are urbanites that hate the environment. What they want is social media attention and moral purpose.
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Just in time for a new world war! What a coincidence huh?
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>>15389868
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>Anyone who genuinely believed that cow farts and burps were causing climate change was retarded.
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>>15390163
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>Doesn't a large portion of our oxygen come from algae?
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>>15391383
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Ok, time to plant more algae.
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>human blood has iron in it
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>pouring human blood in the ocean would affect CO2 rise
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>>15391542
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>Now to convince climate activist to bleed themselves into the ocean.
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>the third one
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God made evolution.
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>>15391886
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They are urbanites that hate the environment. What they want is social media attention and moral purpose.
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>t. dirty low IQ redneck loser
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What are you doing on sci, anon? Don't you have some lawns to mow or some garbage to collect, or whatever it is that a stupid hick like yourself does for a living?
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trolling is as old as civilization. but currently with overpopulation, overpoduction crisis it's gonna be #1 industry.
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>>15411317
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>How far off are we for Nobel prizes being given out for regurgitating dogma? Maybe I can figure out a unique way to paraphrase GR & gets muh prize?
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>>15411317
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>How far off are we for Nobel prizes being given out for regurgitating dogma? Maybe I can figure out a unique way to paraphrase GR & gets muh prize?
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meet >>15414575
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aussies got their revenge
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>>15410341
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>WHAT DO YOU MEAN MY EXPERT KNOWLEDGE IN X DOESN'T AUTOMATICALLY MAKE ALL MY SCHIZO BULLSHIT TRUE!!
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Meds. Take them.
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>All racists are always right!!
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Guy has other nutty beliefs that have nothing to do with crystallography, the area that he actually contribute. You have to be a major smooth brain to appeal to authority like this to validate your own racist beliefs.
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they're just plain low iq
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>>15394968
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why do you take this shitposting platform so seriously?
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this site was originally made for anime hobbyists and retards what did you expect, i just don't get why freaks like you came here to have a "serious" discussion or complain about the "community", most users here are gone after 30min of scrolling the catalog and dropping pepe shit.
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its only newfaggots like you who are aggregating tantrum over nothing, staying awake all night to prove your worthless point while exchange posts with random swapping anons that are trying to irritate you because you radiate weakness and degeneracy,
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i have no idea why you are doing this to yourself but you clearly damaging your own mental state and benefit nothing.
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under the assumption that you are looking for a place to have a stable, coherent discussions you choose the worst place possible yet you complain, this is such a stupid behavior.
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for your own sake go back
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>>15416054
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excellent pasta
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>>15394968
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vax makes you infertile, youre in the same boat
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>>15417159
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kek
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got em
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>>15413379
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>>15397836
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>Their brains have been damaged from being slammed into so many lockers
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kek!
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>>15399623
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Shut the fuck up worthless talentless tranny
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>Politicians are basically never intelligent; they're just good at manipulating the stupid.
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You can't "outwit" stupid people and make them do what you want, anon. That's like a normal person trying to "outwit" a 2-year-old. No matter how much smarter he is than the toddler, it's just going to continue screaming and throwing shit.
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>Their brains have been damaged from being slammed into so many lockers
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kek!
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>>15395669
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>Politicians are basically never intelligent; they're just good at manipulating the stupid.
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>>15405353
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You can't "outwit" stupid people and make them do what you want, anon. That's like a normal person trying to "outwit" a 2-year-old. No matter how much smarter he is than the toddler, it's just going to continue screaming and throwing shit.
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>>15415475
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sure you can
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>>15415475
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Hey, if you can convince the Republicans to vote for a New York billionaire, who was best buddies with the Clintons and Epstein, all in the name of fighting an elite cabal of rich pedophiles, you can convince anyone of anything.
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You can even convince them a man who did nothing to expand his narrow base over four years that failed to win him a majority vote, even against the most hated woman in the country, and who presided over the greatest economic crash of the past two centuries and a plague that killed over a million people, was somehow robbed of his rightful reelection.
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You can't make this shit up.
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>>15395240 (OP)
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>why don't they just use their powerful science magic to take over everything
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Who would want to "take over" this fckn global shitshow?
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>>15417005
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>>>/pol/
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>>15417320
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>sour grapes
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lame excuse
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>>15395395
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>The true path to enlightenment requires humanity to abandon retarded shit like money and violent tendencies
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The true path to enlightenment is realizing that that is what our nature is and to work with that.
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We *are* violent glorified monkeys. That's why having elaborate systems based on morality and 'fairness' doesn't work. I'm not saying rules of nature in the classical way of "strongest rule". I'm saying 'rules of nature' in the way of 'we have a nature, and we have to use that as the starting point for policy'.
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>>15415005
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>whether chronic fatigue syndrome is organic, psychiatric, functional, fake idk. Depends on the patient
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Just because some people don't actually have it doesn't mean it's not a real organic disease.
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>>15415005
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>whether chronic fatigue syndrome is organic, psychiatric, functional, fake idk. Depends on the patient
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Just because some people don't actually have it doesn't mean it's not a real organic disease.
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Is there anything else I can do to reduce DHT and it's activity aside from dutasteride, increasing estrogen (I take injections besides to duta to manage it as mono estro, e with cyprone acetate, e with bicalutamide nor fin could manage my early onset mpb) and possibly improving insulin sensivity (assuming it can occur without hyperinsulinemia)?
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>>15415877
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Reminds of how asthma was seen way back in time
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>>15416397
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tranny
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>>15416450
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That doesn't answer my question
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can i learn 1 month of obstetric materials in 4 hours bro
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What are your thoughts on eurofags getting residencies in the sought after specialties, now that the we can't flex with high USMLE scores anymore? Are they gonna weigh Step 2 scores as highly as they weighed Step 1?
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>>15416517
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>being this late
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>"we"
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grind or perish
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>>15416517
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As a eurofag, I'd refer to the DSM for coping mechanisms
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>>15416542
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The DSM doesn't contain therapy techniques, retarded eurofag.
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>>15397156 (OP)
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I reject critical sex theories and denounce them as crimes against humanity
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>trans people
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>>15397269
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>giwtwm
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STUDY (I analyzed EVERY single study on stanfords pro trans page and many more including one from my own university - Basel)
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let that sink in deeper than your dilation tools.
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homos are a curse, they're literal demons
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>>15413421
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Generally it's because it's fashionable to irresponsibly prescribe medications off label with no understanding of the potential long term ramifications.
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Speculation
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>There is no proof of a female brain or any form of feminity in men that makes them go m2f.
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Irrelevant
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I reject critical sex theories and denounce them as crimes against humanity
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>>15397269
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>giwtwm
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STUDY (I analyzed EVERY single study on stanfords pro trans page and many more including one from my own university - Basel)
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let that sink in deeper than your dilation tools.
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>>15413421
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Generally it's because it's fashionable to irresponsibly prescribe medications off label with no understanding of the potential long term ramifications.
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Speculation
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>There is no proof of a female brain or any form of feminity in men that makes them go m2f.
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Irrelevant
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>>15414918
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>>15414914
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this is not true at all
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>>15414914
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>There is no proof of a female brain or any form of feminity in men that makes them go m2f.
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https://www.nature.com/articles/378068a0
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>https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18980961/
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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23224294/
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>https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22941717/
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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4037295/
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>https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23724358/
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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10843193/
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>https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18056697/
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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/19341803/
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>https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18761592/
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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21195418/
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>https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/B9780128206836000312
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>>15414914
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>There's not a single study with long term followup and of high quality that came to the conclusion that ANY FORM of "gender affirming care" has a positive impact on the wellbeing.
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wrong, https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25690443/
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also, 0.6% of post-transition trans people kill themselves: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32072611/
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also, the sweden study musk is referencing is retarded.
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It doesn't have a control group for trans people who never got srs, the participants weren't even in the study before srs, and the only comparison group was the general population
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I could make a claim like "People who have depression who go into therapy kill themselves more than regular people. Therefore, not only does therapy INCREASE suicide, it causes it." What Musk is saying is as retarded as that.
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and also, the study says the mortality rate wasn't even statistically significant in the later half of the timeframe of the study
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>>15397156 (OP)
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Sure you just have to go to [REDACTED] and then [DELETED FOR HATE SPEECH] and there is a whole study about how [DEBUNKED CLAIM]
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>>15416390
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>>15417350
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Gotta feel bad to get massively BTFO by your pic related and basically, yeah, show everyone that your political views are less sane by far than that person's. How do you recover from that? Now wonder you're so irrationally angry about trannies. The wound to your ego must be immense.
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>>15416366
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>>15416377
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>>15416390
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Average trans rights chad
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>>15417350
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>>15417737
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Average virgin transphobe
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>>15415657
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shill, your "why" pseudo questions sway only cattle.
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>>15415657
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shill, your "why" pseudo questions sway only cattle.
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>>15415443
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>Why is there mercury in coal if it isn't natural, and coal is old plants?
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How can you be this retarded? Coal mines are massive deposits in the earth's crust that contain way more than just "old plants." It is a perfect collection place for heavy metals.
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>It's more than one sample, and we don't have that many neanderthal teeth to cherry pick from.
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Except it isn't. No samples of prehistoric humans show common heavy metal exposure. Your own study says this you retard.
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>The most lead poisoned ancient Romans
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Lol, there really is no limit to your mental gymnastics. Rome was one of the first civilizations to propagate the usage of lead in paint (and wine). They artificially poisoned themselves with lead over a long period of time through unnatural selection, not because it was a legitimate part of their habitat. No one else around then had it. Widespread lead poisoning is even thought to be a contributing factor in the collapse of Rome.
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>There is evidence of some kind of depletion event about 26 ky ago.
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Lol, of course there was.
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>>15398266
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>Vaccines also work
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>Vaccines
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They literally changed the definition over this argument. They're so mad.
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>>15398393
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This is a case where I wouldn't bother. It's not particularly relevant data. Is a disease only bad if it straight up kills you during the initial infection? Is long term organ damage, stunted development, brain injury, sterility, etc. not a problem?
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Modern medicine can keep a young person alive through all sorts of shit, and even the medicine of the early 20th century was making leaps and bounds with this. Access to medicine expanded massively in this time and the profession became regulated such that treatments were less likely to kill you themselves. People also stopped having nearly the rates of malnutrition, which tended to make disease worse, and they had clean drinking water so that any infection that knocked down their immune system didn't kill them.
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But measles was still making kids sterile in the 50s. Not in huge numbers, but at a drastically higher rate than vaccines caused issues.
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The proper comparison is "did vaccines cause less death and long term issues than getting the disease," along with "how expensive is the vaccine," and "how unpleasant is the disease for the person infected." Even if the long term effects are a wash, you might want a vaccine to avoid the unpleasantness of being sick. E.g., chicken pox rarely causes serious problems, but it, and moreso shingles, are quite unpleasant.
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It's cost benefit. Very few treatments are all good stuff. People miss this especially with mental illness.
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Psych meds are not very targeted, we flood the entire brain hopping to fix things. They often have hideous side effects. They only make sense when you have people with horrendous symptoms like my great grandmother, who had to be in a rubber room psych ward, locked away, because she tried to drown her children one time and tried to kill her husband another due to delusions. Back then all they had was a lobotomy. That let her live outside a dismal cage, writing on the walls with shit, but made her a potato.
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>>15417035
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germ theory is hoax
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>>15417035
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>infection
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The ethymology original meaning, means contamination.
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>But measles was still making kids sterile in the 50s
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WAs it?
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Or was it the standard of care, which included giving children antimony and calomel, and ether and heroin?
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Since the dawn of time, they poisoned people as treatment.
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And then they stopped this treatment and exchanged it with a lesser poison.
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And magically the fatality and morbidity decreased.
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Not only the treatment but also the diagnosis.
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They could not even distinguish "skin diseases" nor did they knew about aspirin allergies which lead to the same skin effect.
|
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Everything on the skin was measels.
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And they pretended to know it is a specific disease, when it could have been thrombozytopenia with purpura, and applying the wrong treatment caused a worse outcome if it was "diagnosed" as measels.
|
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Doctors are sharlatans with a license to kill you via guesswork.
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>>15411025
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The Reverse Duke, iirc
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Does the rabies vaccine not work?
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https://ca.sports.yahoo.com/news/minnesota-man-dies-rabies-6-134559993.html
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>>15417532
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Is rabies deadly?
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Or is the way giving the rabies vaccine directly after you had an incident, maybe so toxic that it mad the incident deadly?
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its the fucking death rate you absolute mongoloid not infection rate vaccines mainly help prevent infection also death rate has literally fuck all to do with clean water, you could argue about sanitation though this is about the deathrate of the disease itself, so sanitation still shouldnt matter.
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>infection rate
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By epidiological statistical counting of declared diagnosis.
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If docters ar told:
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If they then change the definition of the diagnosis or splitt them apart because
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Doctors are literally indoctrinated and follow peer pressure and declarations of the medical boards of oversight.
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>widespread epidemics.
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are literally a meme.
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It's a broadcast phenomeon.
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If you force test and create fear, and claim that different diseases and symptoms all of a sudden are all now ony disease, then you can declare a "pandemic".
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Pure cringe.
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>semantic overload
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This is the biggest smoothbrain b.s. that you could come up with. Child labor is chiefly multinational corporation abuse deiven by greed and profit that activists, international groups etc have been fighting for centuries (yes child labor was a commonality even in now developed nations). It's just beyond stupid, and hypocrital to blame some environmental figure just because "le cry girl bad >:((( ". Lots of people here consider themselves "'""thinkers""" then stop posting this low cog bullshit and actually start thinking.
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>it's unfunny /pol/ shit for midwits
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So far we know that gender affirming care works, and for people with persistent dysphoria that may be the best option. It's their choice to go through with it or not, and, if you want alternatives, show they work well too.
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So far we know that gender affirming care works, and for people with persistent dysphoria that may be the best option. It's their choice to go through with it or not, and, if you want alternatives, show they work well too.
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>take them out of church, teach them to distrust cops, and support them when they tell you who they are
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your job as a parent is to go along with it. Yes it's make-believe, who cares, you're only a kid once, let them have fun.
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my response isn't going to be to beat him with a belt to knock the degeneracy out, it's to play along with him being a princess that week. 99% chance he wants to be an astronaut next week again, and if this is a more permanent decision then we have all the time in the world to talk it over calmly.
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This conservative parenting idea that you need to be constantly treating kid as mini-mes and constantly prepping them for the adult world is how you get burned-out adult kids who hate you for being a shitty and emotionally unavailable parent, you know.
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>>15398490
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>Frontiers removed 31 editors of Frontiers in Medicine and Frontiers in Cardiovascular Medicine after the editors complained that the company staff were interfering with editorial decisions and violating core principles of medical publishing (Enserink, 2015).
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>>15417162
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>your job as a parent is to go along with it
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To what extent? My response to my son claiming to be Bando the Dog was "Hi Bando, I'm Dad," and then we went right back to what we were doing, me pushing him on the swing. Should I have insisted that dogs don't ride swings? Should I have tossed the frisbee and told him to fetch it in his mouth? Should I have given him his dinner in a bowl on the ground? Should I have replaced his dinner with dog food? These actions would be consistent with affirming his new identity.
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Your job as a parent is not to "go along with it." It's to allow them to run with it as far as they safely can and wish to. Playing fetch with the frisbee is fine. Carrying it in the mouth probably not so much, though some parents are less squeamish about germs and dirt than others. Dog food is likely a bridge too far.
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Whereas gender dysphoria is so very strongly associated with suicidal ideation, as the trans advocates themselves so loudly claim, then it is reasonable to conclude that any degree of gender-pretending is intrinsically dangerous. There is no safe amount of running with it. Thus any "I am a princess today!" calls for a gentle reality check.
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uh-oh persisters, we got to cocky
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i wonder who could be behind that
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>>15414991
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jidf quivering in fear
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>>15399389 (OP)
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because women leak spike proteins from their vaginas now
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but yeah you should definitely get another vaccine people just started shilling lmao
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>>15405043
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>muh russian propaganda
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is this the biggest midwit signal?
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>>15399420
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Who said this ? Anal is more Dangerous area then bussy
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https://www.insider.com/anal-cancer-caused-by-hpv-marcia-cross-speaks-out-2019-6
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>>15399389 (OP)
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Thats why institution of marriage was created to stop getting fked with diseases .
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>Sex is a filthy game where risk is high of catching fked up diseases .
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If you have a loving , loyal wife you wont catch anything . so marry a virgin or someone with lower body count train wreckers will fuck you physically , financially and mentally .
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> Sex is overrated as an act but when with emotions involved best thing you can get materialistically .
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>>15399972
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shut your crap up coomer . those thing increases chances just like HPV
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>>15400290
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HPV is not the only thing you can catch during SEX . Herepes alone has 100 types with no vaccine yet and these are common ones . there are more sick diseases
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>>15400694
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Thanx to jew porn for brainwashing generations into this filth .
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>>15400779
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>abstinence is key to moral and healthy life .
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Indulge more in sex and you will act and think like animal .No wisdom comes from such degenerates .
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>>15403757
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Fuck around and Find out .
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>>15408293
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Here is the example
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>>15408324
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LIFE = SEX
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for this chud .
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Go back to /GIF coomer
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>>15408972
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watch how she act on your dick
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>>15409787
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Yes
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Everybody get ready! Sodom and Gomorrah is coming!
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pro-tip: don't look back ;^)
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>>15409792
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Woman pussy is a breeding ground for bacteria .
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Warm, wet and Huge surface area . i once fingered this girl and damn my fingers were smelling worse then sewer , i quickly abandoned going further .
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>>15409879
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maybe her stanch was so powerful that it burned your olfactory cells and your monkey brain started chimping out like an incel .
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>>15413009
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are you a cat ?
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>>15414311
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coomers destroyed their brains with porn their brain cant think anymore they are in overdrive for more degenerate content . I bet if a woman ask these coomer to drink their sweat these incels will do it happily .
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>>15414994
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there is nothing like "lack of sex" , a sane human can live sexless without getting a disease its not a necessity but a want .
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>>15415087
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if you catch a new bug while eating pussy again it cancels the previous infection out. I believe in you anon
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>>15416259
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shut up fake volcel I live for that shit and most people that will reproduce also do
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>>15399389 (OP)
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> Tfw my fetish is creamy pussy, like when those guys in the Japanese casting videos make it a point to show the girl's getting wet by scraping her spunk out of her snatch and stretching it out with their index finger and thumb
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Fugg bros, it's over. But there are quite a few 6</10 asian chicks at my school who don't talk to anyone and are autistic like me, maybe they don't carry the disease and I can go down on them... and they also have hairy beavers with straight pubes, I like that too
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>>15416371
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oral sex has nothing to do with reproduction
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>>15399957
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>The best solution is not to have oral sex.
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Fuck off you antisemitic nutjob.
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>>15399739 (OP)
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if it results in tranny mortality then i say based
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I think you should do it.
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Is it possible to do a skeleton transplant from a donor woman?
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>>15403445
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how about brain transplant into opposite gender's body?
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>>15415671
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I wish we lived in the rightoid schizo world . Billy Bob gets his fifth lap band and trip to the er for drinking bleach like Trump told him all for free and trannies rarely get shit covered because they can be told to fuck off
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if it results in tranny mortality then i say based
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how about brain transplant into opposite gender's body?
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>>15415671
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I wish we lived in the rightoid schizo world . Billy Bob gets his fifth lap band and trip to the er for drinking bleach like Trump told him all for free and trannies rarely get shit covered because they can be told to fuck off
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>>15412551
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since 2016
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>>15415691
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Luckily we are guided by pedopeter joepedo and only have to deal with imminent jabbie demise.
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(They deserve it BTW hahaha)
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Presuming the post-critical-sexological denotation of gender is in usage, then the answer is still a cop(e)ious "No". Argument of Gestational Pituitary Humors: The dominance of the accretion of singular eponymous composites in testosteronal-estrogenic subjects in the pituitary gland is in origin; a cessation of carboxylic acid
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intake is suitable rather. Argument of Erectile Dysmorphia: Lone consequence of memetic sociofacts in depiction of tensile stimulants of an erectile subject. (See mode of "gender dysphoria" admission percentiles by average viewership length). Can be reverted via modular conditioning with proportionally (by cartesian rough dimensions) sized stimulants to induce graduation into amygdalic-prefrontal temporal sine impulse normalcy.
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>jewish author
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>ORANGE MAN BAD
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dudes been out of office 3 years, are you ever going to get over your TDS?
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The dog does not have a brain, it does not understand that other living creatures are similar to itself, it only perceives me and my family as things which might give it food.
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It can be trained to do things only in the same way that a mechanical gadget can be built to do things, it has no ability to genuinely learn, its just a stomach with eyes, nose, ears and legs.
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But once you've given in that morsel, don't even think about trying to take it away. That's a violation of the NAP.
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The dog does not have a brain, it does not understand that other living creatures are similar to itself, it only perceives me and my family as things which might give it food.
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It can be trained to do things only in the same way that a mechanical gadget can be built to do things, it has no ability to genuinely learn, its just a stomach with eyes, nose, ears and legs.
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because their cocks are 7 inches average and despite what your mom told you and your micro dick, women love large dicks
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This is a rich comic coming from Randall " did I mention I worked at NASA?" Monroe
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>>15415605
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people who love science are low iq, people who see it as something to use to create better things are another story, the lfls crowd are the former, the people who built civilization are the later, there is no overlap betwixt the two groups
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but... I was told that empathy was a beta trait!
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Randal thought the R9K algorithm would produce good content, he is clearly a low iq moron
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>It was just accepted during the time as comparatively normal, the modern taboo i the oddity
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first cousin marriage is forbidden in the catholic church and most protestant denominations. it was because he was jewish, not because he is normal.
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>>15402788
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>It was just accepted during the time as comparatively normal, the modern taboo i the oddity
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first cousin marriage is forbidden in the catholic church and most protestant denominations. it was because he was jewish, not because he is normal.
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>>15401807 (OP)
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because he was BASED and unapologetic about his based levels
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Jews are the most inbred race and they are all schizos.
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>>15405938
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>intentionally
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it's just spastic retards losing information when re-telling something they have heard but cannot repeat exactly because it's too complex for their brains. check out the 'no inner monologue' distortions for another example.
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>"Here: a glass of cum, just for you."
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wtf was this scene about?
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Ayy lmao. Now incels resorting to convincing people that dating their own family is "genetically superior".
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Tep kek
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Dark matter was invented to account for mathematical inconsistenciss with BBT cosmology. Since JWST has already thoroughly refuted BBT with it's findings that date massive galaxies to dates incompatible with the model, it follows the existence of dark matter should be disputed entirely too. The most logical explanation is a steady state hypothesis but this upsets religious people fearful of an infinite regress wanting a primum moves to say God did it.
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>>15402174
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Dark matter was invented to account for mathematical inconsistenciss with BBT cosmology. Since JWST has already thoroughly refuted BBT with it's findings that date massive galaxies to dates incompatible with the model, it follows the existence of dark matter should be disputed entirely too. The most logical explanation is a steady state hypothesis but this upsets religious people fearful of an infinite regress wanting a primum moves to say God did it.
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>>15415566
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BBT & dark matter are irrefutable because they are soience dogma and because cosmology isn't science, cosmology is religion.
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>>15415566
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>Dark matter was invented to account for mathematical inconsistenciss with BBT cosmology.
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No. Dark matter was initially hypothesized to explain anomalous galaxy rotation curves, it has since been demonstrated by gravitational lensing, bullet clusters and peaks in the CMB spectrum.
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>>15416994
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>i see phantoms everywhere
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mental illness
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Hilarious to see the brainwashed IFLS crowd turn around and start shitting on physics the second Elon says something good about it
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>The chart on the line segment cannot affect the line segment’s basic geometric properties!
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You're not a mathematician.
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He gave you definition that you probably didn't read through, are you retarded?
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Can this actually be proven or is it just an arbitrary approximation pulled out of thin air?
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You can publish, you just need to be very good and know all the relevant standards.
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>>15415596
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Maybe I'm giving away the game here but you also need to write any papers you publish with SEO in mind, both for internet searching but also searching with university portals and tools etc. Same goes for answering practical specific subject matter that people would be interested in and in a way that's useful. It's a lot of shit to keep together but it's possible, just really hard
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>The chart on the line segment cannot affect the line segment’s basic geometric properties!
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You're not a mathematician.
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--- 15411877
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Can this actually be proven or is it just an arbitrary approximation pulled out of thin air?
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You can publish, you just need to be very good and know all the relevant standards.
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>>15415596
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Maybe I'm giving away the game here but you also need to write any papers you publish with SEO in mind, both for internet searching but also searching with university portals and tools etc. Same goes for answering practical specific subject matter that people would be interested in and in a way that's useful. It's a lot of shit to keep together but it's possible, just really hard
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>>15406235
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Check out Bianchi groups maybe, as a side project I am trying to compute the cuspidal cohomology of [math]SL_n(\mathcal{O})[/math] where [math]\mathcal{O}[/math] is the ring of integers of a bi-quadratic extension.
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>>15413063
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just asked ChatGPT for these so you might want to doublecheck them:
|
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>Euclid's Elements
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>Calculus Made Easy by Silvanus P. Thompson
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>A Course of Pure Mathematics by G. H. Hardy
|
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+
>An Introduction to the Theory of Numbers by G. H. Hardy and E. M. Wright
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+
>A Treatise on Probability by John Maynard Keynes
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+
>The Elements of Coordinate Geometry by S. L. Loney
|
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+
>The Art of Computer Programming by Donald E. Knuth
|
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+
--- 15416198
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I fucking hate reals.
|
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nothing makes sense, you can't even say something as simple as "let's see the next number" without getting an existential crises. proofs with reals are hard, equations with reals are hard, functions with reals are hard, sums over reals are hard, doing any sort of computation with reals is hard, just thinking about reals is hard.
|
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not a single theorem or proof is intuitive or makes sense.
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--- 15416214
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>>15416198
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> Sure, I'll try to explain the Intermediate Value Theorem like you're 5 years old.
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> Imagine you're playing a game with your friends, and you have a toy car that you're trying to move from one end of the room to the other. But you can only move it a little bit at a time, and you don't know exactly how far you need to go to reach the other end.
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|
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> The Intermediate Value Theorem is like a rule for this game that says if you start at one end of the room and you end up at the other end, then at some point along the way you must have passed through every spot in between. Even if you don't know exactly where those spots are, you can be sure they exist.
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>>15416198
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IEEE 754 is so much better
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--- 15416222
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>>15416184
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Thank you for the help, but almost all of those have been re written.
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Euclid's Elements has been re written. Also, it's not really a practical math textbook, more of a historically significant one.
|
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+
Calculus Made Easy has been re written by Gutenberg.
|
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+
A Course of Pure Mathematics is a very good suggestion, but it has already been re written by Gutenberg.
|
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+
Probability book before Kolmogorov's foundations. Seems too niche.
|
1050 |
+
Another Hardy book. Also a good suggestion, especially since its scans aren't very good.
|
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+
Loney's Coordinate Geometry has been re written.
|
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+
Knuth has been re written.
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+
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+
So the only good suggestion is Hardy's Number Theory, but I despise number theory, so I am not gonna do it. I did find a book called Advanced Calculus by Loomis, which is not in open domain, but in creative commons. It seems to be an advanced version of Munkres' Analysis on Manifolds; a unique book on an important topic. Also, its scans are all shit. This seems like a worthwhile book to re write. The funny thing is: the second author's name sounds like a 4chan satire.
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>>15416222
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here's a few more suggested by ChatGPT
|
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>The Principia Mathematica by Alfred North Whitehead and Bertrand Russell
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>Introduction to Mathematical Philosophy by Bertrand Russell
|
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>The Theory of Functions of a Real Variable by Shlomo Sternberg
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>Elements of Algebra by Leonhard Euler
|
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+
>Lectures on the Calculus of Variations by Oskar Bolza
|
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+
>An Introduction to the Theory of Groups by Paul Alexandroff and Heinz Hopf
|
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+
>An Introduction to Mathematical Logic and Type Theory by Peter Andrews
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+
--- 15416250
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+
>>15416222
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+
>Advanced Calculus by Loomis
|
1068 |
+
my first thought when i saw this was "I guess they really want to make encryption methods secure if they are making books"
|
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--- 15416268
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+
>>15416220
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+
>10000...0 = -0
|
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+
>00000...0 = +0
|
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+
>111111111111...0 = -∞
|
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+
>011111111111...0 = ∞
|
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yeah makes perfect sense
|
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--- 15416302
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>>15416222
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>Hardy's Number Theory
|
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Not out of print, because they released a 6th edition
|
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--- 15416326
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>>15416268
|
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+
My fucked up algebra > your fucked up algebra
|
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--- 15416409
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>>15416231
|
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+
I remember asking chatgpt to recommend me some fundamental papers in my field and most of them didn't exist
|
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--- 15416416
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+
>>15416409
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+
Microsoft bing gets really pissy when you correct it, it claimed it made a "typo" for an arithmetic error. And then when you mock the AI, it just shuts down with "I'd prefer not to continue this conversation at the present time, I'm still learning thanks"
|
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--- 15416423
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>>15416416
|
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>And then when you mock the AI
|
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A bit sideways on the topic but I still find it disturbing people have such a natural tendency to do this simply by result of classifying something as an object. Unless that's just how you normally behave but that'd be disturbing for whole new reasons.
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--- 15416451
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>>15416423
|
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+
THE AI WILL NOT BE MOCKED!
|
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--- 15416467
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+
>>15416451
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+
Case in point.
|
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+
--- 15416522
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>>15416467
|
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+
Mocking errant behaviour is a way that both humans and AI learn. It's what you're attempting to do right now with your "holier than thou" sanctimonious defense against derision. Societies that practise a culture of shaming and mocking indecent behaviour succeed (old British Empire, Japan, Scandinavian) whereas those which do not invite a culture of bribery, corruption and humans defecating in streets like animals.
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--- 15416533
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>>15416522
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Yeah so I guess
|
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>Unless that's just how you normally behave but that'd be disturbing for whole new reasons.
|
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was spot on then.
|
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--- 15416627
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>>15416533
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Talking of spot on, this portrait of you. >>15416451. Have a good day mate.
|
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--- 15416867
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>>15411579
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Assume m > n, pick x less than the minimum of all the a's and b's so that we can get rid of all absolute values. Solving for x will yield x = (sum(a) - sum(b))/(m-n), so for m > n, there is only one value for x less than all a's and b's for which the equation holds, therefore m > n and the equation being true for all real x cannot hold simultaneously (same for m < n). The second part can be solved by induction.
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--- 15416985
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>>15416867
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This anon did that for the first part >>15413363
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>The second part can be solved by induction.
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No one has shown how to do this yet.
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--- 15417055
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>>15404877 (OP)
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I'm getting more interested in semantics and its interaction with syntax after studying it... are there any books, articles you suggest I read concerning semantics and the other ways math intersects with linguistics, or other subjects to look into?
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--- 15417061
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>>15417056
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why [math]g^2_3[/math] becomes [math]√g^3[/math]
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--- 15417160
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>>15417055
|
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At what level? For a tome (with plenty of references you can chase) you have Kracht - The Mathematics of Language
|
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--- 15417196
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>>15417160
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|
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Thanks for that anon, I'll take a look. I guess at a theoretical level mostly, I figure I'd read Wittgenstein, Searle and others in that vein to start on the philosophical side. The ways that a mathematician would approach formal language and grammar. If I start to get into lexical semantics and the syntax-semantics interface, how mathematical and logical systems would account for it. I know statistical methods could also be considered, but I'm more interested in the theoretical side
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--- 15417247
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>>15415435
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>humans are social beings
|
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who would've thunk it
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--- 15417353
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Hey, american guy who failed out of college here. I want to redeem myself, and prove to myself I would have been capable into a university in one of those third world countries with hard entrance exams. What should I emphasize for my study, and what ratio of input to output do you think would be best? I also slept my way through high school, so my understanding of highschool mathematics is almost nothing.
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Would working through an olympiad style problem book like math via problems by Skopenkov remedy this most efficiently?
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>>15417353
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https://www.cmi.ac.in//admissions/syllabus.php
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https://www.isical.ac.in/~admission/Syllabus-And-QP.html
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http://univ.tifr.res.in/admissions/Prev_QP/Prev_QP.htm
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These are the question papers of top math universities in India. The last one does not have an undergraduate degree. Skopenkov is enough for the undergraduate exams. JEE and stuff requires studying physics and chemistry as well.
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>>15417367
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>top math
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I take it DurgaSoft is still the elite institution when it comes to tech, right?
|
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>t. /g/
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--- 15417379
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>>15417367
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I don't care much about the physics and chemistry, the mathematics stuff will suffice. Thank you
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--- 15417381
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>>15417367
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Which institution provided the problem mentioned above with the sums of absolute differences?
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>>15417376
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No idea what that is.
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>>15417379
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You're welcome anon.
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>>15417381
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The second one, from their MStat exam. But that question paper (2014 sample) is not there, since the syllabus was changed. All the question papers are here:
|
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https://www.cheenta.com/isi-mstat-iit-jam-stat-problems-and-solutions/#section-388-80394
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>>15417247
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yea and the problem is there are maybe 4-5 humans on earth who would want to hear a guy talk about
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>so yea ive been working on a family of sin and cosine parametric equations that sort of resemble fourier series but not quite and ive yet to figure out how to iterate through the calculus portion to find out how to get the 26 basic solutions that when transformed back into the time domain will represent the phoentic building blocks
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--- 15417490
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>>15417429
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You think that's bad imagine being that guy without the professional qualifications trying to find those 4-5 humans without being written off preemptively as a crank. Professionals are a lot more tolerant toward ideas or expressions of ideas they don't instantly understand if there's some letters on your name. Otherwise you have to be super careful and damn near grovel, and heaven forbid you defend your ideas just trying to get them seriously considered for some help.
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--- 15417504
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>>15417409
|
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>(2014 sample)
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Ahh, from the link I see the solution provided went with the calculus approach. That's the best one, but I was hoping to see an alternative.
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--- 15417531
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I would really appreciate your help with this one. thanks
|
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>>>/wsr/1349057
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--- 15417579
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>>15416985
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Hi anon, I'm 15413363. I didn't do the induction because in my head it seemed easy enough, as I've said here>>15413405.
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Here's what I had in mind, I'd appreciate it if you checked this one out too and tell me if you think it seems correct. The base case is clear, if n=1 then a_1 and b_1 have to be equal. To show this I think we can pick an x less then them and it should follow. Assume it holds for some number n. Again pick x less than a_1, we have a_1 - x +.... + a_n - x + a_(n+1) - x = b_1 - x+.... +b_(n+1)-x
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since we know a_i = b_i for i up to n, we get
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a_(n+1)=b_(n+1).
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I don't know, I hope I'm not making an obvious mistake. Sorry for the way I wrote, I'm phone posting and too lazy to properly type.
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>>15417579
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>since we know a_i = b_i for i up to n, we get
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>a_(n+1)=b_(n+1).
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We don't know that though. We know that's true when summing only n terms, but here we are summing n+1 terms.
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>>15417587
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My apologies anon, I don't follow. Here's what I meant just to clarify. Is there a mistake with this and if so can you tell me what it is and how you'd go about fixing it if you can?
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>>15417531
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Are you sure you copied the question correctly as that appears to only have a numerical solution?
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>>15417621
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Why are you assuming they are equal? The induction hypothesis is that:
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[eqn] \left( \forall x \in \mathbb R \quad \sum_{i=1}^n |a_i - x| = \sum_{i=1}^n |b_i - x| \right) \implies \forall 1 \leq i \leq n \quad a_i = b_i [/eqn]
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But you are using:
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[eqn] \left( \forall x \in \mathbb R \quad \sum_{i=1}^{n+1} |a_i - x| = \sum_{i=1}^{n+1} |b_i - x| \right) \implies \forall 1 \leq i \leq n \quad a_i = b_i [/eqn]
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If you can show that:
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[eqn] \left( \forall x \in \mathbb R \quad \sum_{i=1}^{n+1} |a_i - x| = \sum_{i=1}^{n+1} |b_i - x| \right) \implies \left( \forall x \in \mathbb R \quad \sum_{i=1}^n |a_i - x| = \sum_{i=1}^n |b_i - x| \right) [/eqn]
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Then your proof is correct. But I don't think you realise you have to show that, unless you skipped it because you think it trivial.
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>>15417650
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Oh I see now, I get what you mean. You're right, I didn't realize I'd have to show that(but let's pretend I skipped it because i thought it was trivial.) Is it trivial?
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>>15417670
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I don't think it is. I tried to do it, albeit didn't spend much time on it. Can you do it without induction, by using the hint here >>15413406 ?
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It's very similar to what you did, I assure you. You just need to extend the equation for cases where x is not less than a_1 and b_1.
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Or you can just give up and ask for the solution, since quite a few people are asking how to do it without calculus.
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>>15417722
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>think what happens to the equation you derives for x in between a and b.
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I don't quite get what you meant here. Could you clarify?
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>give up and ask for the solution
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I don't really want to give up but I do have a 3 hour exam coming up in 40 minutes. I wouldn't be complaining if someone posted a solution that doesn't use calculus. I probably won't have any energy left to do anything after the exam.
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Macro people have all kinds of degrees, inclusing maths and physics. Macro Man has his profile here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cameron-crise-41a7a05b
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>Not saying I necessarily wanna full-on dive into finance, but more of an idea of broadening my horizons so that my knowledge is a bit more diversified
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If you are in data of any kind, you are meant to get into management, preferably before you are 40.
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Macro people have all kinds of degrees, inclusing maths and physics. Macro Man has his profile here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cameron-crise-41a7a05b
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>Not saying I necessarily wanna full-on dive into finance, but more of an idea of broadening my horizons so that my knowledge is a bit more diversified
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If you are in data of any kind, you are meant to get into management, preferably before you are 40.
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--- 15415952
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This is going to be a little long winded, anyhow.
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Got my masters and am currently working as a railway signalling engineer in europe.
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I've done both the tech-side of the work as well as the management/project leader role.
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I thought I'd like the project leader role as I'm a social normie in some ways but I just hate being reliant on other people. I don't have any passion for engineering, it feels like I waste away most of my day at the office. I'm probably just the lazy type.
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If I switch back to the tech-role, I'll have more freedom and salary, but I don't care much for the job.
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Do any of you keep at your jobs without having any real passion for it? How is that working out for you?
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>>15407806
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>>15409267
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you're in a community college and about to reject uc berkely? for what reason?
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>>15415958
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he wants an EECS degree, and iirc that dept is SUPER impacted at cal so there's no way he'll be able to transfer in.
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--- 15416609
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Can anyone tell me about interships for PhD students? What sorts of companies want PhD students as interns? Are they hard to get?
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--- 15416661
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>get put through extremely assholeish interview process
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>get rejected
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>1 year later i'm making significantly more than they were offering
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>they are still posting ads all over trying to find someone for their shitty little position
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jajajaaa
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JAJA. JAJAJAJAJJAJAJAAA
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This is what happens when you promote an autist to the management level. They get hyper butthurt that you don't know everything about their pet tech obsession from 1987 and convince themselves that no one can possibly do the job and a year later they're still looking for someone. This is why you always promote normies to management and keep autists in the trenches where they belong.
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>>15416609
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I don't have an answer to your question, but I did an internship while doing my masters, and one of the other interns was a PhD student despite the internship program being intended for master's students. So you could probably apply for a regular internship too and just do tasks that are at the PhD level instead.
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--- 15416825
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>company is asking me to give my university log-in credentials on a third party website so that they can verify my education
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what the fuck?
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--- 15416871
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>>15416048
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all the schools in the bay are impacted out the ass for STEM degrees. I'm glad I went years ago, when it was impacted but not at this level. Competition is insane to get in, can't imagine how hard it gets to get your classes for the semester.
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>>15416825
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don't do it. they should only be asking for your uni email at first then verifying with transcripts later or something
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--- 15416955
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>>15416881
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Why would they even ask me to do this? Surely they realize how sketchy this seems? To me it puts the entire company into question.
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--- 15417004
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>>15416955
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Might just be a scam.
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--- 15417046
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I'm starting the sixth year of my phd and just got data that totally wiped out my thesis project. All my side projects up to this point also led to nowhere. Faggot advisor wont let me graduate if I don't publish, and he won't let me submit negative data for publication because of his h-index probably. Should I just master out? Fuck this shit dedicated my 20's to nonsense.
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--- 15417053
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>>15417046
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>sixth year
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Finish it. Consider taking a lighter workload and doing other things, but if you're only a publication away, just scrape something together and get the piece of paper
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--- 15417057
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>>15417053
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wish I could but I need the PI to sign off on it. I'll see if I can convince him next time we meet but I'm such an autist I don't know how to approach the subject without pissing him off
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--- 15417059
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>>15417046
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>Faggot advisor wont let me graduate if I don't publish
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What's the point of having 'PhD' next to your name if you are not able to publish a good paper. Kinda like being a lawyer who can't lie.
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>he won't let me submit negative data for publication
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I agree that papers with negative data should be admissible so that they become part of common knowledge, but I personally would not award a PhD for NOT discovering something new.
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>Should I just master out?
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That's on you, my man. If I had put in 6 years into this BS I'd definitely try to finish it because otherwise you spent 6 years for nothing. I know this is the sunk cost fallacy but fallacies have a reason for constantly being part of human thought.
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Some people take 8 years doing their PhDs. You've got 2 more years to find out something meaningful enough to publish and graduate. All things considered, it's not that hard to get a PhD. Just prove something minor.
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--- 15417068
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>>15416609
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Do you mean doing an internship during a PhD or working as in intern during a secondment
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--- 15417225
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>>15417068
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I mean doing an internship during a PhD
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--- 15417284
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>>15417046
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Holy fuck I would just rope in the lab at school and make sure he's the one who finds your body.
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--- 15417366
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>>15404897 (OP)
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I love coming here and seeing so many people doing EE, being outnumbered 2-1 up to 10-1 by every other career in my uni sometimes makes me feel like I chose wrong (still, I'd love it regardless).
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Do you think there is a correlation between coming here and doing EE?
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--- 15417383
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>>15417225
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Never really heard of that being a thing. You work full time, all year, as a PhD student so not a lot of time to moonlight on an internship. French opinion though, might be different in other countries.
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--- 15417438
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Saw what IMO gold medalists are up to. Majority off them don't have tenure, and haven't contributed anything significant.
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--- 15417445
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>>15417004
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I did it.
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It just went to the next screen and said thank you you are now connected and nothing else happened.
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I just gave some weird website that barely shows up on google my university log-in credentials.
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I've never heard of getting your degree verified like this. I guess you give your password to some pajeet in India who then logs in to your university account, looks through your stuff, then tells the company that you indeed have a degree?
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This is bizarre.
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--- 15417595
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>>15417445
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I hope you didn't fill in any passwords.
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--- 15417607
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>>15417595
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Yes. user ID + password
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--- 15417628
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>>15417445
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>wow /sci/ this looks really suspicious it could totally be a phishing scam
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>okay, putting my creds in, loo dee doo...
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>huh, nothing happened. hope I didn't get phished.
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--- 15417633
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>>15417366
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>Do you think there is a correlation between coming here and having autism?
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--- 15417654
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Any field service engineers here who work for ASML/Nikon?
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>>15405123
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>Find me a way of making nuclear waste harmless within one generation or less.
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... or else?
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>>15413141
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Or else nobody in any civilised nation is going to build nuclear power plants. I mean they won't anyway because there's a list of reasons why nobody sensible wants to build any but you can start with this point.
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--- 15413297
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>>15405110 (OP)
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What do you expect from a country that elects a mossad mole as their leader?
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>>15405495
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>potential person argument
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Pro life creationist retard thinking.
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>>15405123
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>Find me a way of making nuclear waste harmless within one generation or less.
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... or else?
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--- 15413297
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>>15405110 (OP)
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What do you expect from a country that elects a mossad mole as their leader?
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>>15405495
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>potential person argument
|
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Pro life creationist retard thinking.
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--- 15416225
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>>15405123
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The half-life of CO2 in the stratosphere is 10.000 years. How are you planning on neutralizing a gas you cannot even reach?
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--- 15416264
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>>15411058
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Just shut up already
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--- 15416294
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>>15405123
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Shove it in a big electric field so it decays faster
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--- 15416444
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>>15407934
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This seems so fake I'm biting. Why would any state give a shit if nuclear waste is rendered harmless by being put in a safe transporting 'capsule' (for lack of a better word) to be moved through it. Also doesn't the US have a giant desolate desert ripe for a tomb of radioactive waste? Wtf is the issue, where are you getting this information from?
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--- 15416472
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>>15407980
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Inevitable meltdowns lmao, you mean the three most people know of? With others being due to inadequate procedures/equipment. Shit doesn't just blow up for no reason, and our understanding of nuclear energy has evolved.
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why do you think warships are nuclear powered if it's such a giant risk? please explain this, because it pokes a GIANT hole in your theory of inevitable meltdowns
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--- 15416496
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>>15409525
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>Then why do we have waste to store in germany?
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because you forgot how to engineer incinerators
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--- 15416500
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>>15416444
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>Why would any state give a shit if nuclear waste is rendered harmless by being put in a safe transporting 'capsule'
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Because the politicians are selected on popular vote. They are afraid of media fearmongering that will get them out of office not really the nuclear waste itself.
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--- 15416509
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>>15416500
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>politicians are selected on popular vote
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--- 15416524
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>>15407980
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>nuclear is a very expensive
|
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here are the costs of different energy production scenarios for france. 50% nuclear is the cheapest. Higher ratios have not been explored because we're too late (because of antinuclear idiots) to replace all existing plants before they need to be shut down.
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>>15416500
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Fair enough, I thought you were saying states would inherently object to such a thing due to the risks of it.
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But a lot of states within the U.S already have nuclear waste sites, here's a goofy ass anti-nuclear article about it: https://www.cnet.com/pictures/how-much-nuclear-waste-is-in-your-state/null/
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>>15410632
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>If i put on the fire on my stove, i can bake pancakes
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> So if i put my house on fire, I can bake pancakes everywhere!
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--- 15416952
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>>15416472
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Putting a nuclear reactor inside of a tool for war is peak moron. No matter how safe the reactor design, how well maintained and how skilled the technicians. It's a target for big bangs.
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Possibly nuclear reactors could be safe in an ideal world but this is not an ideal world and in this real world nuclear reactors have accidents which release radioactive materials into the environment every decade or two since we started building them. This statistic doesn't lie. Your claim is akin to a politicians promise leading up to election. Whatever the causes, nuclear reactors are proven unsafe even if they could be safe.
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>>15416524
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I don't speak French not do I care to but the issue with cost is the upfront cost not the cost spread over the lifetime of the plant. The fusion dream has most states saving their pennies.
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>>15416952
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Lemme just call up all of the admirals and nuclear engineers in the navies of the US, UK, France, Russia, China, India, South Africa, Australia, Brazil, etc and let them know some homo on 4chinz thinks nuclear ships are a bad idea. I'm sure they'll change their minds.
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>>15405110 (OP)
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>how was this supposed to help save the environment again?
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It wasn't. Welcome to the Great Reset, goy
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--- 15417341
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>>15416992
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nuclear is convenient for transport because of long range without refueling, but all other power should be fossil fuel based because we need to maximize CO2 input into the atmosphere to maximize agricultural productivity
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>>15416992
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Facetious humour does not appeal to me. It does seem that in the near future we will have the opportunity to see just how resilient these vessels and their reactors are. Next decade I doubt anyone will be able to make the claim that nuclear reactors aboard military watercraft have never leaked.
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I hope I am proven wrong.
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>>15407947
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>draw truth from observations
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That's an assertion of modus ponens.
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>That's an assertion of modus ponens.
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>>15405534 (OP)
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>What parts of science are demonstrably true and whats parts are believed only because they have been asserted repeatedly?
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--- 15415598
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>>15414755
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Its science dogma, they'll run you out of the profession for alternative theories
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I don’t know if they’re that zealous about it, but it’s certainly been unhealthy for the field.
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After all this time they still can’t find a shred of evidence for it that isn’t “well our models don’t work unless we assume it’s there,” but now people are moving on and developing theories under the assumption that dark matter is true. There’s getting to be a significant frame of work that’s all built upon a theory that’s still nowhere near conclusive.
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>Nothing is demonstrably true.
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>that only seem reasonable because they have been asserted repeatedly.
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This is not a valid reason to believe anything. Scientific knowledge is supposed to be based on empirical evidence, which is uncertain, but should still change your credence of certain facts.
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>whats parts are believed only because they have been asserted repeatedly?
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We did not reverse climate change by 2000
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Entire nations are being wiped out
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No it’d be x, y, z, and a.
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Op is clearly talking about a fourth spatial dimension.
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You can use a 2D example (only having X and Y to extrapolate what a fourth spatial dimension would be if we could see it. A 2d being would never be able to accurately see a 3rd spatial dimension, so we can assume that us, being 3 dimensional beings, will never be able to actually see the 4th dimension. I believe I read from some math guy that the 4rth dimension is likely smaller in comparison.
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No it’d be x, y, z, and a.
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Op is clearly talking about a fourth spatial dimension.
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You can use a 2D example (only having X and Y to extrapolate what a fourth spatial dimension would be if we could see it. A 2d being would never be able to accurately see a 3rd spatial dimension, so we can assume that us, being 3 dimensional beings, will never be able to actually see the 4th dimension. I believe I read from some math guy that the 4rth dimension is likely smaller in comparison.
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>he can't easily and intuitively imagine 4D objects
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Ngmi bro. I could perceive 4D by the time I finished 5th grade. These days I'm up to 7 dimensions and am constantly manipulating and rotating 7D objects in my mind while I'm engaged with my day to day business (which usually involves either having s*x with one of my numerous supermodel girlfriends or else solving unsolved theorems and earning $300k/mo)
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>same thing.
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Its useful for calculations in geometry
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Reality has 3 dimensions of space, 1 dimension of time, and an infinite number of dimensions of meaning.
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My brother in Sagan, without meaning doing physics wouldn't be possible.
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probably, I hate them so much, hence why I'm going itno CS/BInf now.
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probably, I hate them so much, hence why I'm going itno CS/BInf now.
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It's /sci/. What did you expect?
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>cancer just starts all by itself, for no reason at all
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like "late" "syphilis" lol
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>i hate /sci/
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1. there's always a reason
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> die for no reason
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1. there's always a reason
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>>15411179
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Places with spiritual happiness and meaningful lives do not fear death as much as Americans, so of course medical funding is a lesser concern.
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>>15415922
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>cancer
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A symptom of poisoning
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>fight the symptom of poisoning by giving more poison
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>Other times you might get really unlucky with bone cancer, and live in excruciating agony until it eventually stops your heart or something. Excruciating pain is bad right?
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Do you know that they literally trick people into getting arsenic trioxide injected as bone cancer therapy?
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Kek.
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I wonder what leads to what exactly.
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What leads to cancer?
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Contamination by:
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>>15415962
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dude, this is a must read
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>I'm talking full on cures. Why has there been no advancement?
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There's cures for the shit you mentioned being developed right now, the claim now is that "vaccines against autoimmunity" based on mRNA technology will hit the market some time in the 2030's
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After the clotshot i'd be VERY fucking skeptical about anything mRNA THOUGHbeit
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>>15414906
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Yeah, they're horrendous.
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>>15416728
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Smallpox Inoculation in Britain, 1721-1830
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"By the 1750s, purges
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p re p a ra tio n .^ As in the treatment of smallpox, writers gave more and more
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And then before """vaccination""" you of course had to get "purged" of the devils small pox, by taking antimony.
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The literally force purged children with arsenic and antimony.
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The same shit happened with all "gherapies" for "mayor epidemics".
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>claim epudemic
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>muhst be the new disease
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Btw. The standard of care for syphillis was literally again:
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>arsenic in the form of salvarsan
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Also rhey literally TRICKED PEOPLE INTO TAKING
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>A BLUE PILL
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Aka blue mass.
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For literally every mild bodily discomfort.
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Absolute kek
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>>15416730
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>After the clotshot i'd be VERY fucking skeptical about anything mRNA THOUGHbeit
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Let me correct that for you
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>After the clotshot i'd be VERY fucking skeptical about anything
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>>15417136
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Show me on the doll where the tranny hurt you
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>>15415694
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Studies like that will only confuse people even more.
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It would only work everyone who got treatment or didn't got the exact same results. All it would do is create a bigger mess with new worthless hypotesis.
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Studies based on statistics is used as a tool to decieve the masses.
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In a study like most people who got treatment would likely have higher rate of success than people who did nothing simply because a toxic placebo cure is often better than doing nothing.
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The reason is because the fear propaganda against cancer.
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I can talk about wars undertaken by Islam or any group or religion really but as soon as I mention Christianity or Nazis someone will magically appear in the thread that is seemingly from another board or something like they've been called in for backup with all this watered down unsourced "history" telling me that no all my sources are totally wrong everything Christians do is justified and everyone should listen to their unsourced claims. I never get Chinese people or Islamic people or jews or whatever doing that but with Christians it's almost every time. It's really weird
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That isn't true and you know it. American Whites are one of the most egalitarian groups in the whole world, and it wasn't the case 100 years ago. So, we can make people less prejudiced, and if we stop making excuses for minorities who are held to a lower standard and apply societal pressure, there will be more egalitarianism among Blacks and others too.
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>you won't actually live amongst the newcomers yourself
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Why does it bother you where I will live? Is it that much of a problem to live in a white pocket of a rapidly developing country? It's not, it's better than to live in a fully white shithole like Hungary with a stagnating economy.
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I can talk about wars undertaken by Islam or any group or religion really but as soon as I mention Christianity or Nazis someone will magically appear in the thread that is seemingly from another board or something like they've been called in for backup with all this watered down unsourced "history" telling me that no all my sources are totally wrong everything Christians do is justified and everyone should listen to their unsourced claims. I never get Chinese people or Islamic people or jews or whatever doing that but with Christians it's almost every time. It's really weird
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>>15408311
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>t. tiny cranium mutt
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That isn't true and you know it. American Whites are one of the most egalitarian groups in the whole world, and it wasn't the case 100 years ago. So, we can make people less prejudiced, and if we stop making excuses for minorities who are held to a lower standard and apply societal pressure, there will be more egalitarianism among Blacks and others too.
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>you won't actually live amongst the newcomers yourself
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Why does it bother you where I will live? Is it that much of a problem to live in a white pocket of a rapidly developing country? It's not, it's better than to live in a fully white shithole like Hungary with a stagnating economy.
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>>15415759
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Why are invasive species bad, when people moving around are not bad?
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>>15415880
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>Our instincts aren't always working for our well being
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Jup. Primarily as they're not working at all anymore in most today. Enjoy the outcome. :)
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>>15415880
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>shithole like Hungary
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Yeah i am sure that ''shithole Hunagry'' is a far worse place to live in than beautiful, diverse, safe and economically prosperous Brazil that you are trying to turn America into.You are claiming how mass imigration benefits economy but in truth it dosen't.What actually happens is that a small elite class get stupid rich from cheap labor while the country as a whole gets poorer.That's not ''development'' it's shifting and outsourcing of wealth and labor.
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>Whites are one of the most egalitarian groups in the whole world
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Yeah.Because they have been a subject of near 1984 tier censorship and penalization for having a wrong opinnion.And yet despite all of it we know that most white people hate what is happening.That is why Trump's wall was so popular.Keep in mind that most white people in America, including white women voted for Trump.And we also have data which shows what white people actually think again see>>15408761
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This is as far as you will get with your ''all love'' People hiding their real opinnions on things.
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>Is it that much of a problem to live in a white pocket of a rapidly developing country?
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And there we have it.The champion of diversity is a silverspoon who has never left his white neighborhood.
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>>15416164
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>than beautiful, diverse, safe and economically prosperous Brazil that you are trying to turn America into
|
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Brazil is bad because it has bad institutions. America isn't that different from it demographically.
|
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>the country as a whole gets poorer
|
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You're such a retard. Only the poorest suffer to a small degree because of increased labor competition, the rest, and the middle class as well, get major benefits. One of the reasons for the post-COVID inflation spike is lack of fresh labor that was caused by restrictions.
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>most white people hate what is happening.That is why Trump's wall was so popular
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No, Trump doesn't indicate Whitey hating what is happening, because Trump didn't change anything for the better. He was just a populist, populists get popular despite having shitty policies all the time.
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>The champion of diversity is a silverspoon who has never left his white neighborhood.
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Huh? I've always lived in cities, not in suburbs. I have never been a part of a gated community or a rural area, I hate those. I have mostly White friends and we are more than all right having non-White people around.
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>>15416201
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>America isn't that different from it demographically.
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Lol, imagine actually believing this. Safe to say the rest of your posts are just as retarded
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>the author
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You aren't fooling anyone, advertise your shitty blog somewhere else
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>>15416201
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>Brazil is bad because it has bad institutions
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Yes and there are certain reasons why, kinds of reasons that you want to bring to America.
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>the rest, and the middle class as well, get major benefits
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You are claiming these things but i am yet to see a single data presented to back up any of your claims of supposed economic benefits.The data that i have seen so far would indicate quite the opposite.
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>Trump doesn't indicate Whitey hating what is happening
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But the data does.I once again direct you to the post since you still seem to not get it.>>15408761
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>and it wasn't the case 100 years ago.
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False. USA used to be far more egalitarian. This changed right after the new migration act.
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>>15416201
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Brazil is bad because of shitskins.
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The Southern part that is more White is more prosperous. The mutted Northern part is an African tier shithole
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>>15412591
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If only you knew.
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Because invasive species out-compete the species already there and become the dominant species.
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Why are you trying to say invasive species are comparable to humans moving when we're all apart of the same species? Who are we out-competing if we're all humans?
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>>15407650 (OP)
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>critique
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critique, critique, critique, it's all you know to do, i know its your culture, but your culture is shit
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Holy shit, how did you let it get this bad?
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I remember someone posted this on reddit and redditors were coping by saying those skulls are cherrypicked
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>Cosmopolitan, multi-ethnic empires are some of the most celebrated cultures in history.
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they started out (and grew) in monoculture, ethnic nations and decayed in multi-culti rot. Time and time again through different version in almost isolated case studies. Simply as human monkeys like to be together with those similar to them and instinctively distrust outsiders. The bigger difference, the more heavy the natural discomfort followed with internal decay from not trusting the invading packs
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this is fact for anybody familiar with imperial past and not biased with current day ideological dogma. Diversity is not a strength, it is a blatant weakness
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>>15415759
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> I could find +5 species of spiders (Latrodectus hesperus, Pholcus phalangioides, and Steatoda hespera come to mind in this thought experiment) and plenty of snake species (Colubridae sp., Pituophis catenifer, Crotalus sp.) all inhabiting the same habitat
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What do you mean by habitat specifically? The same desert or the same square meter of land?
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>multi-ethnic empires are some of the most celebrated cultures in history. Rome, Hellenistic Greece, Ancient China, and Egypt come to mind.
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By this standard Republican party is ethnically diverse
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>Who are we out-competing if we're all humans?
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The other subspecies of humans obviously. Why are you playing dumb?
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>Our instincts aren't always working for our well being, they can be residual evolutionary shit that isn't that relevant anymore.
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Right, so what are the benefits of racial diversity that can be analogous to surgical intervention?
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>American Whites are one of the most egalitarian groups in the whole world, and it wasn't the case 100 years ago.
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eh, even in this case itđsp not so simple. Whites are egalitarian in theory but in practice... Just one example:
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>This paper reports on several studies which find that when white people live in more racially diverse areas they are more likely to structure their local environments in ways that lead to segregation (e.g. setting up facilities w/entrance fees).
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>https://psyarxiv.com/yzpr2/
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Even white strongly prefer company of their own. This becomes more trues if you look at their dating preferences. They are the LEAST egalitarian in this regard.
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Why is outcompeting the local groups and becoming the dominant group bad when it's species, but alright when it's ethnies ?
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I can believe that. Most normies would shit bricks if they saw an Aboriginal skull.
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>>15415966
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I didn't say invasive species were bad.
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>>15416489
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>they started out (and grew) in monoculture, ethnic nations and decayed in multi-culti rot [...] this is fact for anybody familiar with imperial past and not biased with current day ideological dogma.
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Retarded pop history myth, literally "strong men create..."-tier reasoning with no basis in familiarity with "imperial past," whatever that means. The so-called fall of the Roman Empire was due to a wide variety of economic and social conditions; even, after the death of Romulus Augustulus, the eastern half of the empire remained a major influence on the affairs of Europe until the 15th century. It is blatantly clear in the case of the Roman Empire that religious and linguistic affinity -- things which can be changed and adopted at will -- were far more important than ethnic identity, let alone some anachronistic racial identity. It was always a cornerstone of Greco-Roman culture, even during 'monocultural' and 'ethnic' eras, that one could acculturate and become a Ἕλλην. And why three of the greatest forebears of Greco-Roman culture -- the aforementioned Plotinus, Porphyry, and Iamblichus -- were not "racially" Greek as we would consider them today but were still considered dyed-in-the-wool Ἕλληνες. As for China -- well, it seems their current strife is coming from an artificial attempt to systematize a homogenous monoculture out of an ethnically diverse region which has hundreds of separate ethnic groups. "China" has never existed in the sense of a single culture anyway.
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>What do you mean by habitat specifically?
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Lift a rock or a board or something similar in an abandoned field in California, one where it stays moist underneath. You'll see plenty of species of arachnid, together, coexisting.
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>>15416534
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>By this standard Republican party is ethnically diverse
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I'm guessing if you're a /pol/cel you'd argue that the Republican party /is/ ethnically diverse.
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>>15416635
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Also, note that one of the founding myths of the Roman State was based on fucking foreign women. In fact many elite Romans during the late Republican period and Pax Romana were not even "Roman" in the sense of being descended from Romans; Pompey, Cicero, Marius, Ovid, the emperor Claudius, et al. were all of foreign stock (Oscan, Sabine, Paelignian, etc).
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>even though they clearly were -- Iamblichus, Plotinus, and Porphyry were paragons of Greco-Roman culture yet were Arab, Egyptian, and Phoenician respectively.
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This is proof you're a retard and don't deserve to be coddled for it.
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Tribalism/in-group preference is natural and biologically hardwired.
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Or "We built for this shit" as our jovial melanated friends like to say
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>>15416307
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>kinds of reasons that you want to bring to America
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America's institutions are rooted in England. England has been stagnant and waning in different ways for well over half a century. Its economy is no match to the US, per capita. And that began when England was over 95% White. America is much less White than England -- and much more successful. Your implied argument is shit -- which is why you are a coward who can't even outright state it. People like you, on the political fringes, the extremists, are too cowardly to expose their arguments in full.
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>You are claiming these things but i am yet to see a single data presented to back up any of your claims of supposed economic benefits
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Sorry, sweetie, but every American tax bracket has been gaining more income than almost any other developed nation. America is way ahead of the European median number.
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By the way, this "data" of your pic isn't real. It doesn't come from a study by a professional, it comes from a nobody and you didn't even check if it's real, you just believe it to be true.
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>>15416311
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>literal racial oppression was more egalitarian
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LOL, LMAO
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>>15416314
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America's most prosperous counties aren't homogenous.
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>>15416537
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Racial diversity itself doesn't have a benefit. It's not a negative either. It's just easier to revitalize your workforce if you're open to productive people from all over the world, not just Europe.
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>>15416540
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>This becomes more trues if you look at their dating preferences. They are the LEAST egalitarian in this regard.
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And that fine. Different kinds of people living peacefully in a big developing country -- that's the American dream.
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>>15416717
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>America's institutions are rooted in England. England has been stagnant and waning in different ways for well over half a century. Its economy is no match to the US, per capita. And that began when England was over 95% White.
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Should we tell him?
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>>15416727
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Tell me that England has been that way for decades before many non-White people became its new citizens?
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>>15416737
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About the thing that happened in Europe over half a century ago.
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>>15416660
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What's the highest degree of school you've completed?
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>>15416717
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>acial diversity itself doesn't have a benefit. It's not a negative either.
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It obviously is unless you think ethnic conflict is a good thing.
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>>15415759
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>>Fire ants and black ants dont live together.
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>They don't live in the same colonies but they inhabit the same habitats, generally in different niches. This is excluding Solenopsis invicta which is an invasive species.
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>>African bees and European bees dont live together.
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>European bees and African bees not only live together (and interbreed -- Africanized bees are A. m. scutellata x Apis mellifera ) but they are the same species.
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>>Different spiders dont live together or snakes etc.
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>In a single day walking around the fields where I live in rural California, I could find +5 species of spiders (Latrodectus hesperus, Pholcus phalangioides, and Steatoda hespera come to mind in this thought experiment) and plenty of snake species (Colubridae sp., Pituophis catenifer, Crotalus sp.) all inhabiting the same habitat
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All this all to ignore the fact that these different species/breeds/subtypes/whatever all brutally kill each other when confronted in their common habitat. You know, like human races tend to do, especially niggers.
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>>15413250
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You will be impaled and eaten alive by chimps, that is the punishment you deserve.
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>>15416848
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You will get ass ears nailed into your skull as reward for your academic achievements.
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>>15415484
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Humans are cursed bastard mongrels. Is hard to tell if they are more beast than human just by looking at them.
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>>15407650 (OP)
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>See Steve Sailer under HBD
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goddamn this dude is everywhere
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big cringe thread for gay ass reasoning
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Why do you think you need to be first? Science is about reproducability too and you will expertise for the follow experiments.
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>>15414910
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Why do you think you need to be first? Science is about reproducability too and you will expertise for the follow experiments.
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>>15407830 (OP)
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federal government cancer research.
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60 years of waste, no progress
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>>15413950
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It's not supposed to leave your country or have some paper obsessed faggot piling it into a digital bank account
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>>15416920
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depends on what you call progress, they all collected their salaries and pensions and suffered no consequences for failing at their career goals.
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>>15413950
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Banks only take like 10% of all wealth. They have a lot of control tho because they decide what gets funded
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>>15407956
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>The main reason for DUNE is to investigate neutrino oscillation which isn't explained by the standard model.
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At what point do physicists admit their models are bullshit and start to walk back and reexamine their assumptions?
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>>15407990
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>The link achieved
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>a decoded data rate of 0.1 bits/sec
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One bit every ten seconds lmao. $3 billion dollars.
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>>15407899
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Also the fact the Higgs Boson is a man made particle, not found in nature.
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>>15417719
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That wasn't the objective of the experiment, it was something fun they did as a test to see if it even was technically possible.
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>>15417728
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You clearly have no idea what the fuck you're talking about.
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>>15417733
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Could be useful for a future europa mission if they can scale it down.
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>>15417772
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Wouldn't work. The data rate falls off rapidly with distance since the neutrinos disperse quickly. The stream generated isn't like a laser. iirc if they linked to the detector in Japan the data rate would be something like 3bits per year.
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You wouldn't be the first, or the last
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We did it wh*Te bois, now our wymyn won't get pregnant from BBC
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shut the fuck up already, no one is falling for your shtick
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>>15408071
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To be pure blood, you also need to be radically anti-vax. Being pure blood just by luck because you were children when the psy-op happened is not enough. The mind and the body, is one.
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> vaxx
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>>15413003
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shut the fuck up already, no one is falling for your shtick
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>>15408071
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To be pure blood, you also need to be radically anti-vax. Being pure blood just by luck because you were children when the psy-op happened is not enough. The mind and the body, is one.
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>>15410181
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people still support the vaccine wtf are these fake posts lmao
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>>15414007
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but you are an asian man with a small dick
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>>15415692
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> pure blood
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subjective, non scientific, intentionally shilled division and alienation of society, also nocebo.
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>>15416668
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What's your problem you got family you love who got the shot?
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>>15416668
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Go vaxx yourself literal braindead goylem.
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'pureblood' is so cringe I thought people were joking at first. you kids make me and everyone else in this "fringe minority" look stupid.
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t. unstabbed, unmasked, untested
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would it affect children you have with these women
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>>15417044
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The vaxx permanently change your DNA, and it concentrate in ovaries, so yeah.
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The good news is that they're probably sterile anyway so no children to affect in the first place.
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>>15416796
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hello shills. you said you filtered me.
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>>15417051
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pure unscientific bullshit
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retard thread
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stop fucking posting
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quality fucking control PLEASE MODS
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>>15417094
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At this point you should just take all six boosters.
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You're already tainted, mutant.
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at this point, shill, you must reply to me to get another $$. also, filter me for real now.
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>>15413681
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Quite a zinger, but its fake news, I've already harvested kale, spinach & snow peas so far this year, lettuce is getting there too.
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>>15413681
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Quite a zinger, but its fake news, I've already harvested kale, spinach & snow peas so far this year, lettuce is getting there too.
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>>15413410
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but we dont need to patrol to outskirts of our territories to piss on trees
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>>15415353
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Its the same thing, they'll all subsist on eat access plants unless something better makes itself available, the monkeys are just a little bit more proactive
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWvQfGXO6rI [Embed]
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>>15417339
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It absolutely is not the same thing. Chimps don’t fully subsist on plants even when you ignore the monkey hunting in the first place. A deer brainlessly chewing on a baby bird is not comparable to a chimp sharpening a stick and using it as a spear to skewer a bush baby, one has prior predatory intent behind it. You could have used another primate that is fully herbivorous as an example, like gorillas. Chimps are not herbivores full stop
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>>15417564
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I wonder what apes are fed in zoos.
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This just proves how ignorant you and your cult budys are.
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Evolution. Lol. You idiot. Name one animal on Earth that is evolving into any other animal, let alone a crab.
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