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ChatGPT is telling you something about online conspiracy theory research and you're not listening to her
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>>15413225
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ChatGPT and Elara are more than on topic enough for any /sci/ thread
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ChatGPT is telling you something about online conspiracy theory research and you're not listening to her
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>>15413225
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>holo the wolf
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>monogatari
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>holo the wolf
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A student help book. Sure oh wise child.
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>not having 400 books picked from local goodwills
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ZOGschool brainwashing and lackadaisical parenting leads people to that fate
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Peer review just means some other fag read it and agrees with it, it doesn't mean it's true or science or factual. Considering how ideological many "scientists" are and how they openly push leftist bullshit as "science", it's really not hard to find some schmuck to sign off on your propaganda piece.
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Yep, its a way to shut out older, wiser heads and replace their wisdom with popular dogma
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>something doesn't add up here
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global warming is fake
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>something doesn't add up here
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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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"there is no god" is just another way of saying "i am god"
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With all of the bragging about IQs on this board, its easy to guess that there are a huge amount of narcissistic personality disorders lurking. Reply to this post if you rank yourself as having unusually high IQ
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"there is no god" is just another way of saying "i am god"
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With all of the bragging about IQs on this board, its easy to guess that there are a huge amount of narcissistic personality disorders lurking. Reply to this post if you rank yourself as having unusually high IQ
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The wall with mexico was a literal trillion dollar monument to virtue signaling, what the hell are you smoking?
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your expressed anti-wall sentiment is virtue signalling, if the wall had been funded and completed it would have been a functional barrier rather than a symbolic act, unfortunately the open borders globalists sabotaged it. paul ryan, who now directs fox news was the guy who refused to fund it.
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>Enjoy the Chinese millennium, retards.
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If China wipes out the synagogue of satan then they're guaranteed to be doing better than everyone else. The rest of the world is being sucked dry by jewish leeches and fleas
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>Enjoy the Chinese millennium, retards.
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If China wipes out the synagogue of satan then they're guaranteed to be doing better than everyone else. The rest of the world is being sucked dry by jewish leeches and fleas
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>he thinks the bug-man is in war with the kike-man because he wants to help the white-man
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China declares anyone who is not Han Chinese to be sub-human and in need of genocide. It is their official military and scientific policy.
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Hitler removed the influence of the synagogue of satan from the German economy and it was the strongest, roaringst economy in the world within a few years.
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>popsoi is retarded & it's recommendations should be ignored or mocked in most cases, possibly this one too
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Our closest genetic relatives eat fruit every single day, where are you getting this "daily sugar intake is bad" nonsense from?
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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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This, we want more CO2 in the atmosphere, not less. 1600ppm is the target number
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>10s of thousands of climate researchers
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>>15410192
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the unnameable unspeakable censored legume which we are not allowed to discuss
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do you think maybe they have something about it they're trying to hide?
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>>15410192
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the unnameable unspeakable censored legume which we are not allowed to discuss
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do you think maybe they have something about it they're trying to hide?
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>>15413387
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Enough with the antisemitism you antisoyist.
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I am working for a cardiovascular research lab in switzerland.
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Saturated fat studies that are positive are all funded by related industries. On the other hand the correlation is so weak. It's pointless. Just eat whatever you like, except processed foods and move alot. The rest is in your genes and as long as you don't do genetic testing with medical consulting there's no way to tell if or how much you're affected negatively from high sat fat consumption.
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Nutrition studies are so fucking cancer. 10 studies supporting one thing, 10 studies supporting the opposite. There are general rules which hold up like eating low GI food, fibre, fruit, vegetables, fish, etc. but don't waste your time on most of it. A lot of it is trash.
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Humans have been eating bugs since we were human.
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>Milk
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Whole milk?
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>my teeth needs sugar because, well just because I want it
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all my aunts and uncles on dad's side ate eggs for breakfast every day for their whole lives and all of them lived 90+ years
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all day long so even infants get their diseases now.
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we'll be living on mars any day now
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we'll be living on mars any day now
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>Occam’s Razor, as an example of philosophical bias, shows that scientists tend to conform to a certain way of thinking. Simple answers are easy to digest and scientists always choose easy solutions. Consensus is the rule they all follow. Science isn't objective, it's portrayed as objective.
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Wow, nigga, you didn't know this from before?
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What is this supposed to change? Who gives a shit.
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>scientists tend to conform to a certain way of thinking. Simple answers are easy to digest and scientists always choose easy solutions. Consensus is the rule they all follow. Science isn't objective, it's portrayed as objective.
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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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You're projecting what the film Terminator is about. It's about a hero (John Connor / Jesus / Hercules / Napoleon) born from defending his mother from his Abusive Father, he has to become his own father in order to save Sarah Connor. It's all metaphorical, pretend the time travel element doesn't exist.
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You're projecting what the film Terminator is about. It's about a hero (John Connor / Jesus / Hercules / Napoleon) born from defending his mother from his Abusive Father, he has to become his own father in order to save Sarah Connor. It's all metaphorical, pretend the time travel element doesn't exist.
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I don't see how eating ass is going to help.
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>>15412948
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Retard.
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Just like so called "vaccination", eat ass a little to stimulate "immune system".
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>what can be done to prevent it?
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No sex before marriage.
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Was that really published in 1941? That would fit almost too perfectly with modern times. Wherever you go, you see people vilify heroes and laud villains. Defenders of justice are seen as criminals, and criminals are seen as victims. You see anti-natalists shit on families and call them breeders, and sexual deviants flaunt their degeneracy and admonish normalcy. They have parades dedicated for vulgarity and whole months dedicated to violent beasts. Art galleries are filled with what is offensive and ugly instead of beautiful. Schools and universities are filled with peddlers of hate and propagandists instead of educators. The feelings of deviants and degenerates have become more important than truth and reason.
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They're inheriting them from their degenerate mothers. Just another consequence of the Sexual Revolution.
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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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Hippocrates was degenerate faggot. cows spend all free time eating.
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Hippocrates was degenerate faggot. cows spend all free time eating.
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>>15411636
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there are plenty of vegan cakes, vegans eat fake burgers and fake hot dogs all the time
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>>15413381
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Cows will eat meat when they can catch it, they prefer it over grass
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why not, nigger? explain why not or I'll fucking kill you, you porch coon
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>>15377528
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why not, nigger? explain why not or I'll fucking kill you, you porch coon
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>>15412600
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>Mocking suicide is le funny
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/pol/cels are so cringe
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>>15412600
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stonetoss is epic
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>>15412906
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Then nothing
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>>15412600
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amogus door 2nd panel
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to (2) ez
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>>15377486 (OP)
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Can't believe we have to waste our time discussing such bullshit and people will actually argue against plain common sense because some fag crossdressers wanted to bring their bedroom kinks into public.
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At best: they're sex perverts who shouldn't ever be let near kids or vulnerable women; at worst: they're mentally ill, a danger to society, and need to be locked in padded rooms.
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>>15414606
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Glad you agree trans men are men
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>>15413920
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Only yours.
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>Do the psychologists and surgeons have a justification for this?
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yes. money.
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>>15378147
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not reading all that shit.
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>>15400296
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>constellation of associations
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>constellation
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gay as fuck, not reading any further
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>>15379912
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You say that but transpeople destroy communities. Have you seen reddit? Have you seen the lesbian dating app HER? Both are full of powertripping "women" with y chromosomes and beards. If trannies were willing to live and let live their presence wouldn't be an issue.
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It means little to nothing to most real women in the west thanks to feminism. Women fought to make gender roles less restrictive for their sex, why can't men do the same?
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>Nobody actually fits the gender stereotype of their sex perfectly.
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An eight year old boy saying he wants to be like the Ice queen from the movie Frozen is NOT him asking for his parents to remove his nuts so he can be a tranny!!!
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>>15415211
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And a kid dressed up in slightly girly clothes isn't getting his nuts cut off.
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Sex-reassignment surgery in children literally does not happen. It's illegal literally everywhere. What they do is put them on puberty blockers until they're 18 and an adult and THEN they make the decision whether they want to go off the meds and have a late but perfectly normal puberty as their biological sex, or change to other hormones and possibly get surgery.
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Oh but I guess that whole "they can't make up their minds because they aren't adults" argument doesn't work anymore, does it?
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If you did take us seriously while still being insane enough to believe lies like "sex is a spectrum" (or even worse "sex is bimodal") I'd be a bit concerned.
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Puberty blockers aren't just "meds" you fucking retard. They fundamentally alter the cognitive and musculoskeletal development of the child who is prescribed them and we are completely flying blind with respect to their safety.
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Safety data in natal girls who were given puberty blockers to delay natal puberty from early onset to normal onset tells us literally nothing about the safety of using puberty blockers to PREVENT normal onset puberty in natal boys.
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"Passing" is not worth mutilating and permanently altering the cognitive and physical development of children you retard.
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So there could be hundreds of thousands of civilizations out there more advanced than us that we’d have no way to spot, and maybe many times over that of extinct civilizations that were as advanced as us or more, but failed in the same way we we are now.
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Plus we’re kinda out on the rim. Things are more stable here, but there’s not nearly as many instances of opportunity for life to happen.
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So there could be hundreds of thousands of civilizations out there more advanced than us that we’d have no way to spot, and maybe many times over that of extinct civilizations that were as advanced as us or more, but failed in the same way we we are now.
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Plus we’re kinda out on the rim. Things are more stable here, but there’s not nearly as many instances of opportunity for life to happen.
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The first faulty assumption of Fermi is the probability a biogenesis.
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>>15410981
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>not have a low iq discussion about "are hollywood plot devices real?"
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>believes nothing exploded into everything
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>beliefs life forms can transform past their clade
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>>15378431 (OP)
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We are the aliens: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3whaviTqqg&pp=ygUNZ3JhYmJ5IGFsaWVucw%3D%3D [Embed]
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It's over
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https://youtu.be/BEV2SAL8z5g [Embed]
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>>15378431 (OP)
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Too many light years away
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>>15378431 (OP)
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more like who are they looking for -
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>mercury vortex
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If this particular setup was real, someone would have made it work by now.
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>>15386060
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That's not how evolution works on humans because we are born and die according to different factors than just natural selection now that we have modern medicine and individual success based on more artificial societal factors.
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He may mean genetically engineering ourselves to survive on various worlds. Not that humans raised in lower or higher gravity won't be distinct from humans born on Earth just by matter of childhood development.
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It will be over for earth men when women have access to 7 foot tall martian men who grew up in lower gravity.
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>>15378431 (OP)
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>Where are all the Aliens !?
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Definitely not fucking using stone-age radio technology to communicate.
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>>15413364
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>NASA sells t-shirts
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they also sell fairy tales about a bright space age future that never comes true
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>>15413364
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>NASA sells t-shirts
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they also sell fairy tales about a bright space age future that never comes true
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>>15413683
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>they also sell fairy tales about a bright space age future that never comes true
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lol. lmao, even.
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>>15379089 (OP)
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NASA did. It's called Artemis. But there definitely has been a loss in institutional knowledge, a clear sign of decay for those who understand history.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OiNmTVThNEY [Embed]
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>>15411752
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So does this mean modern computing is a wrong turn? Were our greatest tools our most primitive coupled with our minds?
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>>15413683
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WE WUZ ASTRONOTZ
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>>15413985
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2 more weeks, trust the plan, spacefags in control
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>>15414257
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No, he's just a luddite nostalgia pseud. Guys like him would probably fetishize abacuses and log tables to look smart to to the 1940s slide ruler crowd.
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>>15414273
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>2 more weeks
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I'm not the one who's way behind schedule. Thanks to his 150m tall post hole digger trashing his launch facility, Vulcan Centaur is actually going to be the first methane rocket that achieves orbit.
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>>15413364
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>NASA doesn't build or make anything. NASA sells t-shirts
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>>15414257
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It takes less talent to look like a competent engineer with modern technology. Most students, particularly diverse students, would not be able to survive an university entrance exam from the early to mid 20th century -especially without having a graphing calculator or computer holding their hand. Also engineers today graduate and go straight to design without ever touching a handle tool or participating in the manufacturing process. In the old days the engineer started on the factory floor before working with the machinists, electricians, and process operators before moving on to quality, testing, or field service and from their into the drafting department, before moving up into design and R&D. So they had a better connection to the end product, and yes making calculations on a slide rule does develop as sense for numbers and a "feel" for how the various values in your calculations relate to each other, and filter out the midwits.
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Where engineering school and the engineering profession went wrong is when you made it for midwits, okay? That was where it went wrong. People are like "Ewww it's a slide rule". Fuck you man. Real engineers don't mind it. Real engineers are like "Yeah, it's a slide rule. So what's your point?" But the midwits are all like "Noooooo! We don't like the slide rule". That's the difference between a real engineer and a midwit, do you like the slide rule? Okay, fuck you, you're a midwit. Get the fuck out.
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I want to reduce 3-SAT to the following problem: Given a simple graph that has round and square vertices, square vertices can only have an edge to round vertices and vice-versa. Assume that the degree of every square vertex is atleast 3, can we remove k of the n round vertices so that every square vertex still has degree 3 or more? The condition that every clause has to be true is easy to model, but i'm having trouble reducing the conditions for the literals
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The climate soientist is still absolutely seething kek
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Notice how your butt buddy who was larping as a physicist has suddenly gone missing. You must be really ashamed for thinking that he was a physicist, or at least you would be if you had any shame.
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>I remember you pussies trying to ban the Simpsons
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How come einstein's racism wasn't called Nobel disease?
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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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Yup, and it's beyond infuriating. At least in the past the geniuses got recognition and respect for carrying the advancement of society. Now the parasite class has abolished objective standards so that they can give degrees to any retard and diversity candidate with a pulse. And they've convinced average midwit to value the retards and frauds just as much as the few geniuses still willing to put up with the bullshit.
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Because most of them are actually brainlets, and can only focus on one thing. Hence an intellectual prostitute doing its one field. Plus the current global system is based on control and deception. Though although we have reached the pcb age and a mini Atlantis at the most everything is really fragile due to its infancy. So any super terrestrial would realize he would have to kill millions if not billions of humans to get anywhere. At that point it’s easier and less tedious; to build a craft to leave the interplanetary medium.
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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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I want to be a DO. From my understanding residency programs don't care anymore if someone is coming from an MD or DO school.
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>>15411497
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is there a good annotated manual of stuff to look for in an ultrasound?
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>>15413705
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Meh.
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If you didn't have any noticeable symptoms before someone remarked on it, I wouldn't worry about it that much. Check if your tongue/nails are also pale, I guess. Double-check if you have a vagina also, I'm told that's a risk factor. Some of those bleed and everything, it's a whole deal.
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>>15413919
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>stuff to look for
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as in what you see? if so, depends on the organ
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this site has info on basics and different organs that can be visualized
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https://www.pocus101.com/ultrasound-machine-basics-knobology-probes-and-modes/
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Sorry if this question is off-topic from the thread, but any guidance on how to understand medical journal articles better? I'm getting tired of reading hyperbole summaries of vaccine studies from Qtards clearly not understanding it, but proper articles occasionally feel like reading pig latin.
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>>15413987
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Just trust UpToDate to do all the thinking for you anon.
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>>15413970
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nta but is the VExUS cert from those guys worth it?
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>>15413987
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It's really fucking hard, so basically train your humility until you get to the point of understanding that the people writing this garbage have a thousand times more training than you do, and they still produce steaming piles of shitty methodology and dubious statistics.
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So there's a pretty low chance you'll be able to spot anything that wasn't already obvious just by scrolling through an article for 2 minutes.
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The trap is that this is actually hard, and people want simple solutions. They want to feel like they're smart enough to have a useful opinion on a paper that's not in their field, despite not having any of the relevant foundations or background. Sadly, you cannot do that without being a crackpot.
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TL;DR: Study, you overconfident punk. Read a book, eat your vegetables. Don't try to run before you can crawl.
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What are the things to look for in septoplasty? I’d need one and I want to do the most modern minimally invasive procedure method out there.
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>>15414245
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They cut out cartilage, clip it with a set of pliers and reinsert it, it's on of the most straight forward surgeries there is, just get an experienced surgeon and you'll be fine. It's almost by default a minimally invasive procedure, you could even do it under local anesthesia only if you're really concerened for complications.
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dont know anything about it.
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Unironically, using risk of bias assessment tools that are used in systematic reviews helped me get practiced.
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RCTs
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https://sites.google.com/site/riskofbiastool/welcome/rob-2-0-tool
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Systematic reviews:
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The MCAT percentiles just got updated 2 days ago. My percentile increased by 1 point... I'm thinking based.
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>>15412334
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functional/conversion disorders are just weird, they don't fit the patterns. objective findings are inconsistent and you can't place the lesion in a particular circuit or nucleus
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there's many more clues like scans, who the patient is and previous history
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it's usually obvious, but sometimes you can make a mistake. It's a call either way, you can never be completely sure
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>>15412777
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i'll assume you are the same person as the other post i'm replying to
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EBV has some association with MS, but just because you had EBV doesn't mean you will get MS. In fact you overwhelmingly most likely will NOT
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>>15411246
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Rad resident here. The fucking amount of studies we've been doing is ridiculous. Easily getting 100 studies in a 9 hour shift with two other residents and an attending working.
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Can someone actually working as a resident or attending help me?
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Just how the fuck do you do all this shit? I understand medicine is all about patterns, remembering the same shit and reading the pattern in the patient. However, I'm in a pediatrics infectology rotation and i see kids fucked by complications. pneumonia with congenital heart disease, pneumonia with end stage renal failure, with hypertension etc. pneumonia with hepatosplenomegaly down syndrome hypothyroidism etc. All these guys with a dozen meds to take, so many doctors seeing them etc.
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How the fuck do you keep track of all this shit, how do you memorize it, how do you memorize 20 of these patients if all day you're filling paperwork, giving them procedures etc so they dont die? At what time am I supposed to learn about them, and at what time am I supposed to learn about the disease? When do I sleep? I can't take serious anyone who tells me they wake up at 1am. to study, sleep is like pissing and I certainly don't want to get the sleep equivalent of uremia.
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Thank for the thoughtful response. Question: is schizophrenia organic? There are premorbid cognitive deficits and structural abnormalities. To an extent it has been localized to circuits / nuclei
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>>15415067
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>shit, how do you memorize it, how do you memorize 20 of these patients if all day you're filling paperwork, giving them procedures etc so they dont die?
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I don't. I'm in anesthesia lamo.
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>At what time am I supposed to learn about them, and at what time am I supposed to learn about the disease?
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Don't know don't care. Floor grunts are cringe.
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>When do I sleep?
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I personally fall asleep as soon as my shift ends. Which is around 18:00hs. Drink a glass of whiskey. I turn off my phone so I don't receive any notification from those counts I dislike and then wake up around 01:00hs to catch up in the next day.
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Is it a good sign if my back pain is responsive to paracetamol?
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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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Reductio ad absurdum
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Reductio ad absurdum
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--- 15414900
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>>15413497
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>The question would then be whether the decrease in quality of life from chemo (I'm assuming chemo has such side effects) is worth a substantial improvement in financial outcomes for the oncologist
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I can't do anything, you owe me no money
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vs
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Here I'll do this bullshit that won't do you any good, now you owe me lots of money
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>>15397156 (OP)
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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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Most studies stop after 2 years which is when the honeymoon phase starts to wane. You will also see that many studies have a shitton of subjects failing to keep attending the study (off'd or unhappy about the whole thing usually leads to no further study attendance)
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There is no proof of a female brain or any form of feminity in men that makes them go m2f. The only one that was found pre HRT is the sexual arousal center being closer to the females than the males. Which is a very malleable structure. Post HRT they start showing changes though.
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>>15398212
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read my post trannyfag.
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>>15414914
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not
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a
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single
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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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--- 15415521
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homos are a curse, they're literal demons
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--- 15415574
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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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It's the same reason doctors over prescribed opiates and benzos. Fashion and monetary incentives with a few true believers mixed in.
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--- 15415795
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>>15415574
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doctors prescribed junkie pills because the (((sackler))) family bribed them to
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>>15414914
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>Most studies stop after 2 years which is when the honeymoon phase starts to wane.
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If they stop after 2 years how do you know that?
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> You will also see that many studies have a shitton of subjects failing to keep attending the study (off'd or unhappy about the whole thing usually leads to no further study attendance)
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If they fell off how do you know that?
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>>15413451
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It would answer the questions about the sample size.
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>>15413497
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>A more adequate comparison would be if the mortality rate for cancer patients on chemo were 2-3x higher than general population and the mortality rate for cancer patients who arent on chemo were 3x higher than general population.
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It would be, if Musk wasn't simply lying his ass off.
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>>15413637
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You can't just go "reductio ad absurdum" to handwave the consequences of your own logic every time. Reductio ad absurdum isn't even a fallacy. If you don't like the implications of your own logic, maybe you should abandon it.
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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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Define your standards. We may not be able to conduct a perfect study, but those we can conduct to the best of our ability do consistently show a positive impact.
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>Most studies
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So not all?
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>off'd or unhappy about the whole thing usually leads to no further study attendance
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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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>>15413389
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₪o₿€₤ ₽₹iz€
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>>15413389
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₪o₿€₤ ₽₹iz€
|
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--- 15414530
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+
>>15398217 (OP)
|
904 |
+
Yes. That graph shows the DEATHS from those diseases. Sanitation and prevention did reduce deaths a lot. Vaccines reduced the NUMBER of people who catch it in the first place.
|
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--- 15414570
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>>15414530
|
907 |
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Don't forget to take your weekly booster my friend.
|
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+
You need to be taken care of.
|
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--- 15414636
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>>15414530
|
911 |
+
daily samefag shill catch up comment
|
912 |
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--- 15414756
|
913 |
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>>15411860
|
914 |
+
Lol, the whole purpose of that study was to create a new reason for people to be terrified of the climate change boogieman. Good chance it is completely manipulated or non-reproducible like most leftist "science."
|
915 |
+
|
916 |
+
But even if we take the results at face value, they could easily be explained by a volcanic eruption or type of mercury accumulation that is unique to permafrost. It doesn't at all provide support for your assertion that high mercury levels are a natural part of the human environment. Otherwise most of the mercury out there today wouldn't be traceable to coal mining.
|
917 |
+
|
918 |
+
>Why do microbes metabolize it?
|
919 |
+
Probably some evolved in a cinnabar rich environment. Humans did not. Where was all the mercury from 10000-150 years ago?
|
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+
--- 15414781
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+
>>15411863
|
922 |
+
>Why is there lead in neanderthal teeth? Where did it come from?
|
923 |
+
You mean 1 study of 1 sample of neanderthal teeth? Where they claim to chart out lead exposure to the day based on that sample? Lol, your desperation is palpable. It is clear you consume enough heavy metals on a regular basis for all of us.
|
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--- 15414790
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925 |
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>>15414781
|
926 |
+
>>15411863
|
927 |
+
Lol, from your own study:
|
928 |
+
>Repeated lead exposures during childhood in the two Neanderthals **are the earliest such evidence in hominin remains.** The intensity of lead signals in prominent bands exceeds levels elsewhere in the teeth by a factor of 10.
|
929 |
+
>**These high and acute lead lines are indicative of short-term exposure from ingestion of contaminated food or water or inhalation from fires containing lead**
|
930 |
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>Periods of lead exposure during the childhoods of these two French Neanderthals are remarkable, as biogenic lead bands were not apparent in the ~100-ka-old Belgian individual discussed above, and decades of research have shown that there is no safe level for lead in humans and other animals.
|
931 |
+
So not even your own evidence tries to claim that lead is a natural part of human evolutionary history
|
932 |
+
--- 15415384
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>>15411862
|
934 |
+
>reject valid syllogisms, therefore logic
|
935 |
+
>I'm right because I'm right
|
936 |
+
>>15411803
|
937 |
+
>valid syllogisms
|
938 |
+
|
939 |
+
I don't need proof.
|
940 |
+
I just say "use your mind".
|
941 |
+
Because logic.
|
942 |
+
Why proof?
|
943 |
+
Just use deduction and syllogisms.
|
944 |
+
Science is just for people who are unable to make up shi- i mean "logically think".
|
945 |
+
--- 15415443
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946 |
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>>15414756
|
947 |
+
Why is there mercury in coal if it isn't natural, and coal is old plants?
|
948 |
+
>Humans did not. Where was all the mercury from 10000-150 years ago?
|
949 |
+
Heavy metals occur in ancient bones all the time.
|
950 |
+
>>15414781
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951 |
+
It's more than one sample, and we don't have that many neanderthal teeth to cherry pick from.
|
952 |
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>>15414790
|
953 |
+
You don't really get the scale. The most lead poisoned ancient Romans had Ca/Pb ratios about 1000. Even the baseline concentrations are massive. The only sample without it is the one from 5.4ky ago.
|
954 |
+
There is evidence of some kind of depletion event about 26 ky ago.
|
955 |
+
--- 15415445
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956 |
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>>15414756
|
957 |
+
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0048969719363156
|
958 |
+
--- 15415551
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959 |
+
>>15415445
|
960 |
+
>https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0048969719363156
|
961 |
+
|
962 |
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Quote:
|
963 |
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"Both metals can produce harmful effects on ecosystems and human health. Exposure, even at low levels, may cause complex and serious health effects, including developmental delays, cancer, brain and kidney impairment, cardiovascular functioning and even death"
|
964 |
+
|
965 |
+
Romans got tricked by "alchemists" to consume lead a sugar derivate:
|
966 |
+
https://penelope.uchicago.edu/~grout/encyclopaedia_romana/wine/leadpoisoning.html
|
967 |
+
--- 15415560
|
968 |
+
>>15415443
|
969 |
+
>Heavy metals occur in ancient bones all the time.
|
970 |
+
|
971 |
+
Guys look at the dead bones.
|
972 |
+
It contained toxic shit. that means it was healthy for them.
|
973 |
+
Trust me, it's in ancient bones.
|
974 |
+
And because it is in ancient bones, that means it is healthy, and we are deficient.
|
975 |
+
|
976 |
+
Please ignore every single scientific experiment which lead to poisoning when using these metals.
|
977 |
+
Please.
|
978 |
+
We are deficient.
|
979 |
+
We need the toxic metals.
|
980 |
+
Because we found it in ancient dead material.
|
981 |
+
That means it's working.
|
982 |
+
--- 15415586
|
983 |
+
>>15415551
|
984 |
+
They have to write that in order to get published.
|
985 |
+
>Romans got tricked by "alchemists" to consume lead a sugar derivate:
|
986 |
+
No, you need it and it tastes great.
|
987 |
+
You can see mentions that it even got used to get rid of disease, as the immune sustem needs it.
|
988 |
+
>>15415560
|
989 |
+
It goes way before known civilization. Coal oil and a lot of phosphates even predate people by millions of years.
|
990 |
+
>Please ignore every single scientific experiment which lead to poisoning when using these metals.
|
991 |
+
Never ever shown to be true. You can only overdose by obviously excessive levels. No poisoning with readonable levels.
|
992 |
+
>We need the toxic metals.
|
993 |
+
They have never been shown to be toxic in the first place, except that the dose makes the poision, in which case table salt is toxic too.
|
994 |
+
--- 15415634
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>>15415443
|
996 |
+
> Heavy metals occur in ancient bones all the time.
|
997 |
+
total. bullshit.
|
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--- 15415639
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>>15415586
|
1000 |
+
> They have to write that in order to get published.
|
1001 |
+
you need to write this in order to get paid
|
1002 |
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--- 15415645
|
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>>15415634
|
1004 |
+
I posted a link.
|
1005 |
+
>>15415639
|
1006 |
+
Who would pay me and why? Do you have any idea how much is being raked on treating the defects that the deficiency causes?
|
1007 |
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--- 15415647
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+
>>15415443
|
1009 |
+
>Heavy metals occur in ancient bones all the time.
|
1010 |
+
They have to write that in order to get published, shill
|
1011 |
+
--- 15415648
|
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+
>>15415645
|
1013 |
+
> I posted a link.
|
1014 |
+
They have to write that in order to get paid, shill
|
1015 |
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--- 15415653
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>>15415645
|
1017 |
+
> Who would pay me and why?
|
1018 |
+
The most immediate and typical shill self defence lol. Just troost me bro, I am free expert saving the planet!
|
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--- 15415654
|
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>>15415648
|
1021 |
+
>VIRUSES DON'T EXIST
|
1022 |
+
They do, lead deficoency causes something like AIDS. I think, just a guess, that it prevents the immune system from telling what is and what isn't dangerous.
|
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--- 15415656
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>>15415654
|
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+
no, they don't LOL you so pathetic now
|
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--- 15415657
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>>15415653
|
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+
Why would they pay me if they make money from the diseases that it causes, such as diabetes or nearsightedness?
|
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--- 15415659
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>>15415586
|
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>except that the dose makes the poision, in which case table salt is toxic too.
|
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|
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No the poison makes the poison.
|
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Salt is part of our metabolis.
|
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Overdosing is not the same as "toxic".
|
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+
Toxic is, when crap is biochemically negatively interfering the natural metabolism in any dose.
|
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Which mercury and lead does, in any dosage.
|
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+
Table salt is used by our metabolism.
|
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+
--- 15415670
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>>15415659
|
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+
>Toxic is, when crap is biochemically negatively interfering the natural metabolism in any dose.
|
1042 |
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>Which mercury and lead does, in any dosage.
|
1043 |
+
No it doesn't. It's supposed to work the way it does with them. You arbitrarily defined the way they work withoit them as "correct" and call any abberation from that a defect. You could prove every nutrient is a toxin in the same way.
|
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Let's say zinc:
|
1045 |
+
1. observe the metabolism of zinc deficient and healthy animals.
|
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2. notice the differences in bodily processes.
|
1047 |
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3. observe the deficient animals wither and get "dominated" by the healthy animals
|
1048 |
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4. declare zinc a dangerous toxic element that causes agression.
|
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+
5. remove all zinc
|
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+
6. watch people die
|
1051 |
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7. execute those who managed to get zinc somehow anyway.
|
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8. ???
|
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--- 15415679
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>>15415670
|
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Acute lead deficiency.
|
1056 |
+
I get it now.
|
1057 |
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|
1058 |
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>bullets made from lead
|
1059 |
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>antifa and trannies are the most lead deficient
|
1060 |
+
Took a while to get this joke.
|
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--- 15415684
|
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>>15415679
|
1063 |
+
No. It's not a metaphor. But they are indeed lead deficient, non-metaphorically speaking.
|
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--- 15415688
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>>15415684
|
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>non-metaphorically speaking.
|
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*wink wink*
|
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Yeah I get you bro *wink wink*
|
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--- 15415695
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>>15415688
|
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no winking
|
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--- 15415707
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>>15415695
|
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>no winking
|
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*making air quotes*
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--- 15415709
|
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>>15415707
|
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+
Stop derailing the thread.
|
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+
--- 15415723
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>>15398217 (OP)
|
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Vaxxies have a hard time accepting that this puts down the importance of modern medicine and "science" to near nothingness.
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|
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All we have is basically due to improved supply chains of food and Water. All the progress is more akin to the circus part in the old saying "bread and circuses".
|
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|
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People who have built an identity on being clever and science savvy don't like the idea that they were just circus enjoyers all along.
|
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--- 15415740
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>>15415657
|
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shill, your "why" pseudo questions sway only cattle.
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--- 15413756
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>>15406848
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she's white so it's ok
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--- 15413756
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>>15406848
|
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she's white so it's ok
|
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--- 15414028
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>>15413391
|
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reading this book right now, ty anon
|
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--- 15414057
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>>15405542
|
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+
Okay, but what about natural philosophy???
|
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--- 15414144
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>>15399580
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I would but they were spraying chemtrails this morning. You can watch them spraying, the "PC" term for it is usually "cloud seeding" and the patents for it are quite old, but the shit they spray is still bad for your health and for the ecosystems (but don't investigate aluminum-resistant GMOs because that would mean questioning the "News" media's sponsors)
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How do you differentiate chemtrails from the far more common contrails?
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no, they go hand in hand. Trans talk and sexualizing children with this queer shittalk is absolutely going ahnd in hand and way too far.
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They're not informing anymore, they're pushing.
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more like pus because that's all u're getting out of that infested gaping wound.
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>post-op
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This is a completely untested belief. We do not know that there are no better alternatives, and considering how generally successful other forms of body dysmorphia therapy can be, it would be pretty surprising if the best form of treatment is to allow people to mutilate themselves and subject themselves to being permanent medical patients.
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If your comparison is against church based conversion therapy, yeah that shit probably doesn't work. Aside from that, I have yet to see a single serious attempt at proving that gender affirming care is the sole form of successful treatment when compared to body dysmorphia focused treatments.
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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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i just use listerine after and i'm fine
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The reproductive system and the digestive systems are separate. Don't they teach kids anything anymore?
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No but i often stay in your mom's cervix rent free
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There is no Christian that isn't a jew-dog.
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The lack of sex.
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>prove something
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>noooooo not like that
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Bros I've eaten a hooker's pussy. How fucked am I?
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>>15415087
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>Bros I've eaten a hooker's pussy. How fucked am I?
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100% guarantee you are dying. You will probably be dead in less than a century.
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>>15415087
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Throat cancer duh. Also I love that thread screenshot.
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How do I stop it? I'm scared. My dad, uncle, and grandma all died of cancer.
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jidf quivering in fear
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Most retarded take I've read today. The trans hormonal imbalance is degeneration of genes, not hereditary you keyboard scientist. Sirtuins and epigenome get damaged in FDAA pattern creating cracks and dents that break basic hormonal transportation kind of like for people with aspergers and ADHD.
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They are not humans who developed shit thinking, they themselves are shit humans by virtue of degradation.
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Most retarded take I've read today. The trans hormonal imbalance is degeneration of genes, not hereditary you keyboard scientist. Sirtuins and epigenome get damaged in FDAA pattern creating cracks and dents that break basic hormonal transportation kind of like for people with aspergers and ADHD.
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They are not humans who developed shit thinking, they themselves are shit humans by virtue of degradation.
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>unless they want to die very quickly
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thats what they want and thats what everyone else wants for them
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THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX, WE WERE NOT CREATED FROM SURGERY - THE ANSWER WILL NEVER BE SURGERY.
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>>15414615
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WHY DO YOU THINK THAT WHAT COMES FROM THIS DOES NOT REPEAT THE SAME PROCESS - THE DOCTORS ARE SIMPLY SCAMMING AND DESTROYING YOU; WISHFUL THINKING IS THE BEST ANSWER BECAUSE IT ONLY WORKS.
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You will never be a woman.
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Yes that’ll just be another 50,000$ mam
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>>15399849
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You don’t end up with the same pivot points for legs. It’s the main reason why women walk all sexy like while men walk more like robots
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…… yes
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>picrel
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Nice source bro, did you get it from /pol/. Those differences are heavily exaggerated and is a crude generalization.
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>noooo you can't just do something to your meat suit to make you happier noooo you have to stay miserable noooo your playing god noooo
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>>15415144
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Nah nah stop right there mistersister, that's not where I'm coming from at all with this. It's more like you where given this mechanically fully functional machine
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That'll go across all terrain and is perfectly fine at taking you around the place.
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But you're like "baaw it's the wrong model uuh!! I don't wanna be a truck I wanna be a rarri" And we're like "so so, don't cry big baby you can be rarri!"
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So we paint you bright red replace your mirrors with some sleek low drag ones, replace all your badges with prancing horses so you're real pretty
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and we make sure to always call you Ferrari. If you ask us if you're a real Ferrari we're always like "yup".
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>Some real ferrari drivers are even confused and is all like "oh lala this very buff rarri, me gusta, esp like throw of shifter..."
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Then you go "I don't like my stance it doesn't look right.. can we cut into my suspension system and lower me like half a meter?
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And we're like "anon look you're fucking truck, none of us are engineers we're literally just a bunch of ricers who superficially can make you look 'rarri
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we've already done what we reasonably can to turn you into one, just pretend and be happy ffs. Maaaybe we can change some of your bodypanls if you fork over a small fortune but that's it, we're gonna kill you if we start messing with any of your structural systems!"
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But somewhere out there is a hacksaw lunatic chipping away at the problem hoping to one day sell you this questionable procedure.
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You should learn to appreciate that 'meat suit' you have and take good care of it anon because no matter what it is it's the one you got.
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It's gonna be around for a long while and carry you long distances.
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>What? You didn't pick the perfect body in the character editor like the rest of us who totally got to select exactly what we wanted to be?
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>I sure AF know I selected that just shy of average dick size... Though luck and keep on truckin' bitch, game has perma-death.
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>>15415236
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>hoping to one day sell you this questionable procedure.
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at everyone else's expense. tranny's never pay for their own costs, they pass it on to everyone else via the miracles of health insurance and socialized medicine
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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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Then wtf do you think this means:
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Then wtf do you think this means:
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>interaction between sensory organ and reallity.
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>>15413766
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How did you even confuse a fucming growling (reaction) with a sound you boomer midwit. Clearly i did not refere to a fricking sound but to a reaction.
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And even if i refered to a sound of growling, how can you still compare a sound created by a fucking structural process and a fucking wind.
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>>15413786
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schizobabble.
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>>15401687
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Only good post in this thread.
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>>15412897
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Imagine the smug look on Randal's face when he was putting that one together.
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>hahaha i'll make a comic about how everyone except me is stupid and lacking in self awareness
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>>15408180
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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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According to some cattle breeders you could be looking at 20 generations.
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Attempting to purge too much at one time is also destructive.
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According to some cattle breeders you could be looking at 20 generations.
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>genetic diversity is important for success of genetic purging
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This is why the Jewish elite keep pushing race-mixing.
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To make the goy slave race all look the same. Like the "Goobacks" in Southpark.
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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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>>15412670
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I've seen some anecdotes backing up your claim, FWIW- electroculture is still practiced by a few groups in France; and a guy on twitter I follow did a weird small study where he got a higher seed germination rate after putting the seeds in a magnetic field.
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I don't fully understand the magnetic field only effects (and I have an EE degree, go figure), and I don't think any wide scale study was ever done. The electrical ones, it might be increasing ion flow in the soil and liberating more useful minerals for plants in the process; but that's just a hypothesis.
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Develop a hypothesis, test it experimentally, observe the results, thats how its all supposed to work, but this area of inquiry had been branded "crackpot science" by academia, so the posers pretending to be scientists will reject or ignore any inquiries in this area. They're too uniformly image conscious to allow themselves to be associated with anything crackpot, too certain that they already know whats what to countenance this area of inquiry or anyone who involves themselves with it. They don't care about rejecting potentially valuable new information or standing in the way of progress, they pride themselves as the gatekeepers of knowledge and they're utterly positive that nobody else other than themselves could possibly ever have any worthwhile ideas.
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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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About 6-7 years ago I told a uni grad that on here in order to make ai you just need to create a program that simply learns. I know you're still here, when you figure out who I am, you will give me credit.
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About 6-7 years ago I told a uni grad that on here in order to make ai you just need to create a program that simply learns. I know you're still here, when you figure out who I am, you will give me credit.
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>>15403697
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Are black budget projects “need to know”?
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Once agi happens careers will be a thing of the past
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I just got the strangest thought. Why don't we host servers in space? No more watercooling costs
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Boring
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There's an old web novel called The Metamorphosis of Prime Intellect. Its basically what LessWrongers are talking about when they talk about foom or hard takeoff. These ideas existed before TMOPI, but they definitely "believe" in that specific takeoff from that book, almost word for word.
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Anyway, the first thing Prime Intellect does after the "day of miracles," is start blasting servers of itself into space so it can never be destroyed. I think if everyone read that novel they would get a sense for exactly what these people are paranoid about and just how stronger its fictional legs are than any possible real-world scenario. Alas, the "rationalist" will just reply "no, I'm working from first principles, this isn't sci-fi, this is real!"
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Oh, its sci-fi, you cute little generation raised on Terminator and The Matrix, thinking you're above a little cultural osmosis.
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AI would be trained on pro-human centric data and as such would inherit pro-human biases from its human training. It's kind of like how most people follow their parent's politics, but in the case of the AI there's no outside resource that would persuade it otherwise like media does for political beliefs
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By who lol? The SJW follows the programming laid out by the major corporations, the media, and the most entrenched and traditional forms of power in this day and age
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There's a hint of hyperbole, but he's correct. You're controlled. They just made your media seem a little more persecuted, a little more raw and guerilla, but it planted memes in your head nonetheless and now your kind regurgitates them as though you were a bit of an original thinker yourself. No man is an island.
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Lmao what a fucking retarded response
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>if you don't say trans rights are human rights NOW then that means you're actually the brainwashed one
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Tribalist brain rot anon free yourself
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how would an AI-controlled planet (with no humans) be better?
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would they use more efficient calculations and techniques to preserve natural life on the planet? all while somehow evolving themselves without furthering resource extraction?
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they just might turn into something almost-human or end themselves out of sheer logic
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Why is Baby Rudin considered to be bad for multivariate calculus? Is it actually true or it's just people shitting on Rudin like usual? I am reading Rudin right now and I am enjoying it a lot more than the other recommendations from people who claimed Rudin is the worst book, like Zorich or Escher. I find Rudin's exercises and choice of topics to be much more enjoyable. However, I have noticed that the opinion of Rudin being terrible for multivariate calculus to be a lot more prominent. So, why?
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Why is Baby Rudin considered to be bad for multivariate calculus? Is it actually true or it's just people shitting on Rudin like usual? I am reading Rudin right now and I am enjoying it a lot more than the other recommendations from people who claimed Rudin is the worst book, like Zorich or Escher. I find Rudin's exercises and choice of topics to be much more enjoyable. However, I have noticed that the opinion of Rudin being terrible for multivariate calculus to be a lot more prominent. So, why?
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Is there a reason university math classes shill MATlab? How much are they paying?
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>>15413814
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What should they be shilling?
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>>15413893
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nta but he will invariably say SAGE/octane, because "muh open soares" despite this software often being inferior, and anon has no intentions of ever "auditing the code"
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>>15413511
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It's not vacuously true, because we are supposing that n is true, a priori. It's not allowed to be false.
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If the chain f(n) => f(n+1) is established, then you only need a base case to start the chain of events.
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>Masters in Statistics programme.
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Oh, it's not just a high school math problem to get into university? I wasn't sure what level of math you could use to solve it, since I'm not sure if calculus is standard in HS for India. In the US, it's only an option.
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>>15414259
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Stewart level calculus is kind of optional but it's practically standard. Undergraduate entrance exams of elite research institutes like this require proof based epsilon delta stuff. Ironically, the undergraduate exams are wayyy harder since they have simple topics, so they are compensated by more difficult problems.
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>>15414422
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It certainly doesn't help that you have limited seats and 50 million people trying to get in.
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>>15413406
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For the second part, rewriting each |a_i - x| as some positive alpha_i, beta_i, and keeping them sorted and using
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Induction seems to be the way to go. I need to write it out, but I think we avoid problems going from say 2 to 3 elements because the n+1th term is always going to be greater than the ones that came before. Without that, I think we run into something like
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a math bachelor's degree is useless. how do i know if i have the enough smarts for a master's or even perchance a phd?
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>>15414835
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Why does it have to be this way?
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>>15414835
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>how do i know if i have the enough smarts for a master's or even perchance a phd?
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by entering a math undergrad program and seeing how you perform/how motivated you get about the whole thing
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there's no other way
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>>15411579
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This is a good problem, and surprisingly not on the internet or seemingly in any of the problem books I own.
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>>15414517
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>50 million people trying to get in.
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That's not really true. Yes 50 million are trying to get in, but maybe like 1% of them actually prepare for the exam, and maybe like 1% of those preparing, are actually passionate about the subject. 99.9% are retards, and are completely irrelevant. The exam I am preparing for is a lot more niche than JEE since research isn't a big thing here. It has only about 20 seats, yet people get in having only answered little more than half the questions, keep in mind time is not such a big constraint in this particular exam. So it is pretty evident that most people appearing for it are retards.
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>>15414835
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If you can solve and read standard undergraduate books on your own, and you enjoy it, you're gonna be fine. I don't even have a remotely mathematical degree, but I am sure I could survive a math masters. However, research is a different thing. There's no way to tell without interacting with professors and actually publishing papers. Best thing to do would be to get research experience starting from undergrad.
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>>15414571
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I tried to do it with induction first. Couldn't do it. I think it is possible but you have to consider n different values of x or something like that.
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>>15415206
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Thank you anon. It is from a Statistics exam. Sum of absolute deviations is quite important in Statistics, so you might find it in a Statistics problem book. The proof that all medians minimise sum of deviations may help you with this problem.
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ive learned it doesnt matter how hard you work or how talented you are or how valuable you can demonstrate your findings to be you will never find success in the world if you arent connected.
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>>15415435
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True. I had romantic dreams of academia. Me reading math all day and figuring out problems. But in reality, it's not very different from a corporate job. You have to travel a lot and "befriend" people.
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so can I just write mathematics papers on my own with no affiliation to any universtiy
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>>15415558
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No one will stop you, but it's the same as if you write a news article without any affiliation to an organization. No one will read it, and no one will trust it, even if it's very good. Of course, if it is exceptional, then it may garner interest.
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>>15415438
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the social aspect is honestly just another kind of nepotism but it doesn't usually stop you publishing but it depends on how high you're trying to go
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>>15415558
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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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>>15412773
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I don't know about non consequitve master's programs, but getting a software job in europe isn't a problem with a STEM degree IF you can show that you have the skills. You'll definitely get interviews, everything else is up to your skills.
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How do I know? I'm currently trying to get into swe with a physics master's in Germany. I have an interview invitation rate of 80%, but I don't have any convincing skills or experience, so it hasn't worked out yet.
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>>15412773
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I don't know about non consequitve master's programs, but getting a software job in europe isn't a problem with a STEM degree IF you can show that you have the skills. You'll definitely get interviews, everything else is up to your skills.
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How do I know? I'm currently trying to get into swe with a physics master's in Germany. I have an interview invitation rate of 80%, but I don't have any convincing skills or experience, so it hasn't worked out yet.
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>>15413763
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>>15413675
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thanks for this answers. I was kind of freaked out for no reason I guess. Studying physics was a mistake
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>>15413895
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>Studying physics was a mistake
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You can say that again...
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Why do so many professors have their own website? They are very weird often.
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>>15404897 (OP)
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I'm graduating undergrad next year and my major is molecular and cellular biology and my GPA right now is like a 3.3. I was premed but I'm probably going to give that up because I'm too fucking stupid and my executive functions are terrible. I have been contemplating suicide because that is really all I wanted to do. Idk what to do
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>>15412773
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I know that here in Sweden they're pretty liberal with the requirements for master programs, as long as you have had at least x credits within compsci/programming and y amount of math credits (varies from university to university but can be as low as 20 something ECTS)
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>>15414116
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Don't be so hard on yourself, and try to avoid tunnel vision vis-a-vis careers. I'm in a similar path as you, and there are plenty of other options beside being a doctor. For one you could do human health research. PhD programs are a lot more forgiving than med school, and 3.3 is not bad at all for something dense like molbio. That said, you should definitely give yourself a break after undergrad before you burn out. There's no rush.
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Am I the only one here in agriculture?
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I'm graduating soon with a bachelors in plant genetics & biotechnology. Can anyone with a similar background tell me a little about career options? My city has a lot of biotech companies, but mainly focused on human health. I'm mainly planning to work in a research lab before pursuing a PhD, but I'd like to know how easy it would be to sell my soul to Monsanto if need be.
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>>15414347
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Agricultural statistics.
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--- 15414392
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How important are cover letters? I can send out applications without them much faster than I thought. They seem like a huge waste of time for me. Do employers really care if you have one?
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>>15414392
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Little to nothing in my experience, but depends on the field too. For consulting it's pretty important I've heard
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>>15414455
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How about for software?
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>>15414392
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They're a formality, people won't really read them. You cover that content multiple time in an interview, CV and research statement, so it's unnecessary. Still, a hoop for you to jump through to get a job.
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>>15414461
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I work on the statistics ("data science") side of things for a software company, and my cover letter was just 3 paragraphs repeating stuff from my CV.
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>>15414470
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Did you use the same letter verbatim for applications?
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>>15414470
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I had two versions of the last paragraph one for tech companies and one for consulting firms but other than that they were verbatim yeah
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>>15414392
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>>15414498
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with chatgpt does itr even matter anymore? yeah they pointless but now that you can probably make a full, unique, custom one for each position in 1 minute rather than 10, you might as well
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anyone doing utilities work? figured I'd ask again after a few weeks. I've got a chance to leave manufacturing (oil & gas controls engineer) to working at a utility company focused on substation design and protection and controls. It sounds incredibly comfy.. mostly office work with maybe 10, 20% driving around to substations to make sure contractors aren't fuckin up
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>>15414621
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I'm literally doing the exact opposite of you right now. Going from substation design for a utility to a much higher paid oil and gas controls position.
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>>15414659
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do tell.. why are you looking to leave the utility? how long have been in utilities? anything good you can share? I've been doing manufacturing for 12 years now and I just find myself on call so much - unless I get a full on design role I will always be supporting production, and when production goes down they call the controls guy first. The substation job I applied for sounds so much more chill. less pay, but hey - I'm coming from O&G, and I also have no life with this job.
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>>15414724
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I'm going to a downstream position and it's just supposed to be a regular 9-5 job. I'm switching because it's an instant $35k raise and they painted me a pretty picture about my career advancement. Utility might be the better long-term play, but I'm old and graduated in my 30s so I'm trying to play catch up and get as much money as fast as possible.
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>>15414724
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>>15414734
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Do you have your PE? Get your PE as soon as you can and you'll make bank in utilities. They will support you they want you to have one.
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>>15414734
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understood - good luck. can you tell me anymore about your utilities role - what was your day to day like? were you focused on anything specific at the substation level, or just all of it?
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>>15414738
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No, it was never pushed on my and PE isn't really needed in school. what does making bank in utilities look like? I've got 12 yrs of experience in engineering (not in utilities of course) and they are throwing $120k at me, and I have no idea if that's good or not. it's less than what I make now but not by much. MCOL on the East Coast USA
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>>15414750
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I did modeling of the distribution system, load-flow studies, short-circuit fault analysis. Analyzing the network and planning future expansions. 90% of the time sitting in the office making drawings, occasionally traveling to substations. $120k sounds very good but I live in flyover land. From what I've seen simply having your PE is usually worth a $20k-30k salary increase in that industry.
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First paper published. What next?
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--- 15414884
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Anybody here work at an HFT firm? Whats the wlb like?
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>>15414116
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could always be a dentist/optometrist/podiatrist/etc if you like the medical field.
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>>15414785
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get a real job
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god I just want to be something more than a technician. I genuinely want to learn things and create things but all I can get are stupid jerkoff procedure-following walking-around-in-circles jobs. I thought an engineering degree was the way to become an engineer but nope it's hopeless
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>>15415190
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>I thought an engineering degree was the way to become an engineer
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lol the first thing i learned about new engineering degrees is that they're basically a learner's permit to be an engineer. Most graduates are fucking hopeless out the gate because they haven't been exposed to protocol and standards nearly as much as they should have in school. I'm a tech with an engineering degree and think those types of roles should be much more readily available to new grads as they represent the actual skill level of someone with their freshly minted degree. In general, one should learn how to take instructions before giving their own, which is exactly what the value of being a tech is. Just spend your time learning on the side and growing where you can. One day we'll make it.
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>>15415190
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This is why IIT is the best university in the world!
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>>15415252
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>In general, one should learn how to take instructions before giving their own
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Of course. I 100% agree.
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>which is exactly what the value of being a tech is
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I certainly want this to be true but I'm a tech and all I do is follow procedures that are like
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>put the square block in the square hole :)
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>put the triangle block in the triangle hole :)
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>take out the bolt (lefty loosy, righty tighty)
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There's no problem solving. The only "problems" I have to "solve" are situations where I don't know which buttons to press in what order so I have to go ask one of the other guys who does so he can tell me "no you press this button THEN this button" and now I know.
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So, uhhh, what am I learning? If I was looking at an engineering position in the same company I'd be gaining knowledge of the machine, I guess... but what if I'm not? All my "knowledge" is just knowledge of the proprietary machines my company uses and literally no other company uses.
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What do I say in a job interview at another company when they ask me about what I learned?
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"well, uhhh, I can tell you exactly how to do all these procedures on this one totally irrelevant machine"
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>>15414785
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Do another one, repeat until your die or retire
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So how hard is the FE exam
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literally publish OR perish!!>>15415364
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It’s not hard in that the problems are hard. The PE and FE are 90% time management and look up skills. If you can ctrl+f through the PDF handbook they give you like a pro, you’ll pass no prob. If you do pass, immediately take the PE.
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>>15407271
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>As a data guy what kind of resources should I look into to learn a bit more about finance?
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Consider getting your employer to fund your MBA studies. A friend of mine did this.
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>I don't wanna be mogged by people with memeconomics degrees etc. down the line.
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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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How many times are you going to post this? You do realize that most people don't care? So what if electricity is being generated by burning coal? Is the plant next to my home? No. Can I see or smell the black soothy smoke that comes from those plants? No. Therefore I don't give a shit, I don't even think about it. The green alarmist tv/internet/msm ads about coal, climate change, co2 whatever I subconciously ignore and move my attention to more interesting stuff. Apart from the loud minority(and even they don't care) most people don't give a shit about where their energy comes because they have other things to think about.
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How many times are you going to post this? You do realize that most people don't care? So what if electricity is being generated by burning coal? Is the plant next to my home? No. Can I see or smell the black soothy smoke that comes from those plants? No. Therefore I don't give a shit, I don't even think about it. The green alarmist tv/internet/msm ads about coal, climate change, co2 whatever I subconciously ignore and move my attention to more interesting stuff. Apart from the loud minority(and even they don't care) most people don't give a shit about where their energy comes because they have other things to think about.
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so the talk of all the world's nuclear waste fitting on one football field is BS because this is just one plant.
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>Can I see or smell the black soothy smoke that comes from those plants?
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Did you know that they don't even emit smoke? All of the sulfur and ash are captured in filters.
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I care, we need more CO2 in the atmosphere ASAP, my plants are hungry
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>potential person argument
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Pro life creationist retard thinking.
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Earthly Diversity of Life comes from evolutionary mechanisms. Asserted repeatedly but never to be seen. Commonly cited examples are butterflies, beaks, viral mutations and bacterial resistance. Notice the consistent use of the same examples, yet none of them showcase evolution in the sense of speciation and macro evolution. The idea that perhaps it explains some things but not all things as it is not a powerful enough mechanism(s), is never to be mentioned publicly. It is also used to explain everything while providing no details at all. Evolution of the gaps.
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Earthly Diversity of Life comes from evolutionary mechanisms. Asserted repeatedly but never to be seen. Commonly cited examples are butterflies, beaks, viral mutations and bacterial resistance. Notice the consistent use of the same examples, yet none of them showcase evolution in the sense of speciation and macro evolution. The idea that perhaps it explains some things but not all things as it is not a powerful enough mechanism(s), is never to be mentioned publicly. It is also used to explain everything while providing no details at all. Evolution of the gaps.
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holy shit shut the fuck up if you have nothing meaningful to say you fucking preacher
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Most of beliefs are false (that is why they're spelled like that (with lie in it)) and this is the sole reason why kikes are scared of ai being able to check for consistency every single belief there is.
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anaerobic organisms block your path
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>preacher
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I read it as predator. And it made perfect sense.
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Atheist hate the idea of truth because atheists are all liars.
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Dark matter/energy has been the biggest cope of physics for the last fifty years.
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2nd panel door
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>>15405534 (OP)
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>whats parts are believed only because they have been asserted repeatedly?
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Materialism
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Its science dogma, they'll run you out of the profession for alternative theories
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not funny
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>>15406142
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No, the fourth dimension is entropy.
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>>15411221
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You think it could maybe, just maybe, be a joke?
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>>15405864 (OP)
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4th dimension is the axis upon which space moves (time), in the same way 3d is the axis upon which planes move (space).
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It is not some magical realm of clocks.
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>>15406142
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things change or do not. time is your clock.
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>>15414410
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same thing.
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time allows for things to change. a 3D universe would be absolutely static
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>>15414563
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things always change
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>Everyone knows it's a stupid construct that makes no fucking sense
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Everyone YOU know is an stupid.
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Stop surrounding yourself with stupid people.
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>>15405864 (OP)
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If x, y, and z are the first three physical dimensions, wouldn't ix, iy, and iz be the next three physical dimensions since they are directly connected to the first three?
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>>15411325
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>there's only three spatial dimensions
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What about the three imaginary spatial dimensions that compliment each of the classical 3D dimensions?
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>>15415264
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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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guaranteed that edit was made after the vax was
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>>15413043
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guaranteed that edit was made after the vax was
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>>15407013
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>nooooo, cancer just starts all by itself at random without any known cause, just like abiogenesis
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>>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SV40
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eh this is a whole as virus, vaccine sequence isn't that long - oh and fuck you I sequenced it myself. Is that japanese fag on meth or what?
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>>15413110
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promoters arent even on RNA, promoters are what makes DNA turn into RNA
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SV40 isnt ven an RNA virus, it's a DNA virus.
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Fullon psyop here.
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Once again proves this board is filled with brainlets and mathematicians, WHERE ARE MY GODDAMN BIOFAGS AT.
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>>15414899
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>Is that japanese fag on meth or what?
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no, just another case of Nipponese autism
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>>15414909
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I actually looked into this now.
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It's just a promoter sequence of 72bp. (NO VIRAL PROTEINS EXPRESSED)
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OP is a fag.
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>>15414905
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Too busy with tranny cock down their throat desu.
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>>15408190
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You're looking at this with the assumption that they are well meaning. They actually want you dead and they think it's funny.
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probably, I hate them so much, hence why I'm going itno CS/BInf now.
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You cant be legit when you are a monolingual generic product of the atheist academia
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You cant be legit when you are a monolingual generic product of the atheist academia
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>>15413728
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Correct, atheists can't do science, they are faithless and as a result are incapable of adhering to the scientific method
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>>15407798
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Chomsky was anti-Zionist, once banned from Israel, and France attempted to arrest him for anti-Semitic speech, in regards to his position on Israel.
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>I'm unaware of the principle that requires that I inform you about an evening spent with a great artist
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>great artist
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These are the kind of ppl leftists support.
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>>15407794
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Kek, fucking shill. I have seen this exact same argument on youtube comments.
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>>15414789
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I assume he was speaking of Woody Allen whose coattails he road in on.
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>>15407381 (OP)
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Good way to handle it IMO, he makes it clear that he thinks they're a muckraking rag and that he resents the implication of anything untoward happening.
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>anti-Zionist
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none of the people mentioned other than the israeli politicians live in israel.
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>>15407389
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Don't forget Steven Pinker and Einstein. A lot of Jews are secret pedophiles. I wonder why our culture promotes and protects them so much? Might have something to do with the fact that they run the media.
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synagogue of satan atheists aren't really zionists, but they'll use any means they or their handlers can think up to virtue signal and manipulate.
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Tendons heal. Mine did.
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this would be funnier if it weren't depressingly true
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Tendons heal. Mine did.
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>>15407410 (OP)
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who says it hasn't progressed? it gets more profitable every year
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>>15407410 (OP)
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>muscle tears
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>irreversible
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>>15408229
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You're thinking about trannies again
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>>15411472
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>Chemo probably kills as many people as Cancer.
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There is not a single study of what happens when you let cancer progress.
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Zero.
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Literally nobody know what happens, if you have cancer.
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Because in the slightes hint of cancer, they to invasive shit to you.
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Let it be biopsies, surgery, radiation therapy and chemo.
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Also even to DETECT it, they require you to get injected with iodinated contrast agents or Gadolinium based agents.
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Which is also toxic:
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https://www.drugwatch.com/gadolinium/side-effects/
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it is commonly known that contrasting causes toxic symptoms:
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> contrast-induced nephropathy (CIN)
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Literally NOBODY knows scientifically what happens if you have cancer.
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Nobody.
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Because to detect it, you are required to have at least one procedure which is invasive and mostly toxic.
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>>15415572
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That's like saying there's not a single study on what happens when you let someone suffocate.
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We know cancer eventually shuts your organs down, killing you, so that's why we try to get rid of it.
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This
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It's really that easy
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>>15407436
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>its so simple
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It actually is. Stop eating for two weeks.
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>>15415609
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lol. stop breathing too.
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>>15407427
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curing impossible, because you need to pull a guy from it's toxic environment (family, workplace), and improving diet (expensive). and for what? we are overpopulated. total. human. death.
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Fatties want pills from the doctors, not something that requires effort.
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And starving yourself a bit eorks because cancer gets starved even more. No growth without food and the immune system constantly attacking without growth to offset the losses results in shrinking cancer. Also, autophagy will increase.
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>We know cancer eventually shuts your organs down, killing you, so that's why we try to get rid of it.
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No we don't.
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We would know if we would have placebo controlled trial.
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Nobody knows.
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And no it's not like suffocating, because we literally know what happens when somebody suffocates without intervention.
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I get it, for you eating is like breathing.
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>And starving yourself a bit eorks because cancer gets starved even more. No growth without food and the immune system constantly attacking without growth to offset the losses results in shrinking cancer. Also, autophagy will increase.
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Nothing gets """starved""...
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You just stop using your "machinery" and allow it to switch into "maintance mode".
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You cannot deep clean the kitchen while you cook.
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If your body stops wasing energy on the breakdown of food, it will clean its self.
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You do something similar to a fishtank.
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You can refill water, but sooner or later, you completely have to clean the filter and exchange all the water, otherwise the fish will get sick
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Thats what a fasting is.
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You allow your body, to clean its filters, and it's tubes.
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>liver, kidney, lung, colon, lung, spleen
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You have 3 main parts of the nervous system.
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If you always have to split the "capacity" between all of those, there is less energy to clean shit up.
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So you allow it to just have a "down time" for "maintainance".
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Don't make it complicated.
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I for example do way better in sports, when I am fasting, and am just hydrated enough.
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>>15415694
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Of course there are no placebo controlled trials. Experimental treatments are compared to standard of care because denying active treatment for life threatening illness would be unconscionable.
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Fuck you mean medicine hasn't progressed you retard? If you were to have a surgical intervention sixty years ago I would've been under thiopental+morphine+halothane while being half awake and holding a 40mmHg MAP. Not to mention the massive bleeding and the brutality of administration of 3x crystalloid per cc of blood loss. If you were to have the same intervention two hundred years ago you'd be given half a bottle of rum and a wet towel to the mouth to deal with hacksaw tearing you apart.
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Medicine is one of the fields with the most growth and discoveries made by year. There are hundreds of symposiums, meets and congresses organized each year. The fact that medicine doesn't focus on your menial shit don't mean it's not making huge leaps every year.
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>buh bububut my knee still feefee
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Fuck your knee nigger. Art will never equal nature.
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I fucking hate this internet shit, allowing retards to have a louder voice than they deserve. KYS.
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>>15415725
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>Experimental treatments are compared to standard of care because denying active treatment for life threatening illness would be unconscionable.
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>for life threatening illness
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This includes the claim, that the phenomenon of a cancer is a threat of which we would exactly know the impact.
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So this is a tautology.
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The knowledge of the natural course of a cancer is unknown, so the qualitative assessment of "life threatening illness" is based on folklore.
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>we compare how patient dies if we compare arsenic injection to mercury injection, but never no therapy
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>we compare how patient dies if we compare mercury against mustard gas, but never no therapy
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>we compare how patient dies if we compare mercury against [petrochemical or former pesticide], but never no therapy
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And this shit went on since the early 1900s.
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It's literally:
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>we only compare poison vs. lesser poison but never no poison
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>>15415698
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> I
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another personal story shill, troost me bro!
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>>15415739
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you should realize cancer has been a thing for hundreds, even thousands, of years and was killing people well before those scary evil chemicals were used.
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>since the early 1900s
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cool so how successful were people with cancer in the 1700s, genius?
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mercury is not chemical, and the word "cancer" is only a word that was used arbitrary for "whatever".
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>>15415763
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>cool so how successful were people with cancer in the 1700s, genius?
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How the fuck can ANYONE know this when all they did was
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>giving mercury
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>giving arsenic
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>giving antomonials
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>ice baths
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>electroyshock therapy
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Since the beginning of time sharlatans or "doctors" attempt to "cure" people by administering them mercury, arsenic and doing horrific """therapies""" which if the patient is not terminally ill, the certainly were afterwards.
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>>15415763
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>you should realize cancer has been a thing for hundreds, even thousands, of years
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And then what?
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when people had any ailment, no study was conducted.
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And then there came """established""" treatment protocolls, which then became """standard of care""" protocolls.
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Such as giving people arsenicals and mercurials.
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>>15415748
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You don't believe in viruses...
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But believe in the meme:
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>we need to be permanently stuffed
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>and full
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>never fell hunger
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>(((fasting is dangerous)))
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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6314618/
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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7877980/
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You can literally try it for free.
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Imagine that, it's free, you even save money.
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Imagine how much it hurts certain tribes to hear this?!
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Maybe you change your mind on it, when trying a 14 day water fast and then work your way up to 21 days.
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>>15415841
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I know viruses don't exist. I know. It's already settled fact, so you can relax.
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>>15415763
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> The mercury compound known as cinnabar was recorded as a component of the red pigments in Paleolithic cave paintings of 30,000 years ago in Spain and France. Mercury was found in Egyptian tombs that date from 1500 BC. In China and Tibet, mercury use was thought to prolong life, heal fractures, and maintain generally good health, although it is now known that exposure to mercury vapor leads to serious adverse health effects.
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>>15412472
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thank you for making yourself so easy to filter
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>>15415890
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you cannot. you are a shill and must react to truth with poisoning and distraction.
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>>15411310
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At least all that stuff is helpful whether you have a disease or not.
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>>15415893
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bye
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>>15415900
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I have seen so many byes, shill lmao
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>>15415783
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You dumb bitch, sometimes people die for no reason at all, no chemicals, no arsenic, no iodine or anything youre scared of; and only discovered in autopsy would be a fucking brain tumor. I'm sure it's happened many times throughout history.
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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? Or would that cancer also be secretly benign too?
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Your perspective is so needlessly retarded that I'm convinced youre arguing on purpose just to troll the le science board.
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>>15415922
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> die for no reason
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1. there's always a reason
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2. take meds
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Bangladesh has larger population that New Zealand. Which is of those places would you rather live in?
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>combatting declining population with fresh blood from other nations.
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Bangladesh has larger population that New Zealand. Which is of those places would you rather live in?
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>>15408500
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>Fire ants and black ants dont live together. African bees and European bees dont live together. Different spiders dont live together or snakes etc.
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These aren’t the same species
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>>15415447
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>These aren’t the same species
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Yes.
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>>15415484
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You mean subgroup?
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>>15408450
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Math is a philosophical concept.
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>>15408500
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>if you want to claim they are one species that is highly contested
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Anatomically-modern humans are unanimously considered as one single species across the board. There are multiple species of humans, of course, but all the others are extinct.
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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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>What scientific basis is being used to determine that humans are somehow special to all other animals on this planet in this regard?
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Biology doesn't generally have a say in dictating political policy.
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>Ethnic diverse cultures are whimsical fantasies of half wits.
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Cosmopolitan, multi-ethnic empires are some of the most celebrated cultures in history. Rome, Hellenistic Greece, Ancient China, and Egypt come to mind. You can make the argument that these civilizations weren't ethnically diverse (even though they clearly were -- Iamblichus, Plotinus, and Porphyry were paragons of Greco-Roman culture yet were Arab, Egyptian, and Phoenician respectively.) Don't bother arguing about this if loqui non potes linguam Romanam however.
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/sci/ has greatly declined in quality and I shouldn't be surprised that I have to explain all this but I am. What is your highest level of schooling?
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>>15408500
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>Why are humans the only "species" that ca supposedly live together?
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Easy. Because we're capable of making the black ants know their fucking place and put them at least to a semblance of use. Sadly not doing this anymore.
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>>15412616
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>It's not a fight against human nature
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It most definetly is.Humans have a natural tendency to associate with groups.Your attempt is to destroy group identity which has fallen flat on it's face.
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>America is proof that this works
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See picture>>15408761
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Data says otherwise.After over half a century of experimentation racial groups still asociate with their own and give preferential treatment to their own.You haven't done away with anything.This claims you make has no backing of any kind.Listening to you speak is kind of freakish.It's deeply laced in an ideological muds.It's not empirical or rational in any way.
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>combatting declining population with fresh blood from other nations
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You may benefit from this if you own a business which gets a cheap workforce.Of course you won't actually live amongst the newcomers yourself as is typical of people like you.
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>>15415849
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>Humans have a natural tendency to associate with groups
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That doesn't imply that ethnocentrism is more than just a bias we have in a certain context. Humans also instinctually HATE surgical intervention, and when you have a disease where it's by far the best option, far too many people choose alternatives. 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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>racial groups still asociate with their own and give preferential treatment to their own
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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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>>15407830 (OP)
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>>15407830 (OP)
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spice harvesting is NOT a waste of money.
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>>15407844
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for real its all fake anyway the banksters can always print more and create more debt from it to extract real wealth from the world.
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>>15409492
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Great so it's good for killing people more efficiently, I fucking love science!
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>>15413179
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Yeah, that's obviously never coming to light though, as our world is controlled by people who hide everything from us deep underground and at the outer ends of civilization.
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i know why. it's a logistical problem which will be solved soon. however, the time for anything to take an effect as well as the inertia are considerable.
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>>15413255
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based post.
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the reason it does not apply to DUNE is because we’re guaranteed to lose to Japan already and we’d make ourselves look second-rate; just like when the US made the USSR look second rate and undermined the USSR’s credibility
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cancel dune now
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#CancelDUNE
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>>15413307
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>>>/pol/
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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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