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- Comment on Unstable 1 day ago:
Who you callin a HO?
- Comment on What is happening with Tesla (TSLA) stock currently? 📈 2 days ago:
Hmm. The lines are why it doesn’t matter.
- Comment on Physicists vs Normal People 1 week ago:
Okay student, now turn the accelerator and feather the accelerator as you accelerate into the curve, then press the accelerator to accelerate your acceleration out the curve.
- Comment on Not trying to choose a side but when did Dems become well wussies? They Have FDR, JFK, OBAMA, Clinton, under their belt. The Reps have Reagan. How come the Dems don't fight fire with fire anymore? 2 weeks ago:
Are you trying to pass an amendment? They actually had a supermajority for 72 days. Not that they didn’t get anything done, mind you, but the point stands.
- Comment on Not trying to choose a side but when did Dems become well wussies? They Have FDR, JFK, OBAMA, Clinton, under their belt. The Reps have Reagan. How come the Dems don't fight fire with fire anymore? 2 weeks ago:
Obama had a majority too. The problem is too many members rowing in different directions within the party.
- Comment on can European intelligence substitute the American one? 3 weeks ago:
Russia is interested in peace as long as it gets to dictate the terms, and install its own people in the new Russian territory.
- Comment on REI Union asks active coop members to vote "Withhold" for all of board's nominees 3 weeks ago:
We’re asking you to vote NO in the upcoming Board election to hold REI accountable for all their recent behavior. Read on to learn more about all the ways REI is losing sight of itself, failing its members and workers, and jeopardizing its founding principles.
REI endorses Trump’s pick for Secretary of the Interior
REI’s leadership recently endorsed Doug Burgum, Trump’s pick to lead the Department of the Interior. Since joining Trump’s cabinet, Burgum has already pushed for:
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More oil and gas drilling on public land.
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A reversal of “harmful” and “coercive” Biden-era climate protections.
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Reduced accountability for mining companies that harm wildlife.
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A revision of public land protections, which could change the boundaries of our national monuments.
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- Comment on REI Union asks active coop members to vote "Withhold" for all of board's nominees 3 weeks ago:
*To be considered an “active” member and entitled to vote, a member must have purchased at least $10 worth of merchandise, had a shipping charge of at least $10, or become a new member in 2024.
- Comment on The science is divided 4 weeks ago:
Doesn’t “color” (no ‘s’) imply they can’t be more than one? Or… is this theorem proven? Both of these horses are all the same color.
- Comment on Not the same 5 weeks ago:
Sorry to get mathematical…
P(A∣B)=P(A) iff P(B∣A)=P(B) iff P(A∩B)=P(A)P(B)
->𝐴 and 𝐵 are uncorrelated or independent.
- Comment on Not the same 5 weeks ago:
THATS THE JOKE
- Comment on How does this pic show that Elon Musk doesnt know SQL? 1 month ago:
This is the answer… it seems few on lemmy have ever normalized a database. But they do know how to give answers!
- Comment on creativity 1 month ago:
Oh my fuck.
- Comment on How can you explain a smell you've never smelled before? 1 month ago:
You’ll have to ask a scented candle maker. I think those people are wizards.
- Comment on Stay strong, fellas 💪🏻 2 months ago:
Poor web site. We barely even knew ye.
- Comment on If a child went into a coma and woke up as an adult what would happen ? 2 months ago:
You’ve mixed up stories somewhere.
- Comment on If a child went into a coma and woke up as an adult what would happen ? 2 months ago:
I’ve searched and the specific story OP recounted doesn’t appear to have a verifiable origin in documented medical literature or news reports. It seems to be a narrative that has circulated online, possibly as a modern urban legend or a piece of fictional storytelling. While there are documented cases of individuals regaining consciousness after prolonged periods and experiencing significant memory gaps, there is no credible evidence to support the sequence of events described in this account.
- Comment on Captions 2 months ago:
That first one kinda sounds rude.
- Comment on Can enough solar pannels decrease the global temps? 2 months ago:
I downvote those who downvote me. No worries, I didn’t really need your “help”.
- Comment on Can enough solar pannels decrease the global temps? 2 months ago:
If you swim in an Olympic sized pool instead of a kiddie pool, this will give you a better experience
Grammatically, coal was not the subject of that sentence. But that’s fine, I see what OP was going for.
- Comment on Can enough solar pannels decrease the global temps? 2 months ago:
My highlights had nothing to do with fossil fuels.
- Comment on Can enough solar pannels decrease the global temps? 2 months ago:
it’s transformed into some heat and some electricity, which is then used to power something that then transformed it into heat. The only solar energy that doesn’t heat up the planet is the one that is reflected back into space
if you use a watt of sunlight to power your phone instead of a watt of energy you got from burning coal, this watt of energy instead stays below earth and therefore doesn’t heat up the planet.
What?
- Comment on Awkward 2 months ago:
Just grab some gum from the checkout aisle while you proclaim to the cashier, “For after.”
- Comment on Maybe next year 2 months ago:
- Comment on Can't throw me off the scent 2 months ago:
You can take this and install your own fiber to home. Free unlimited internet.
- Comment on I need a flicker free LED lightbulb running in the 3000 K range. 2 months ago:
They exist. My entire house is 3000K.
You can buy whatever Chinese brand is on Amazon this year (in my experience they change brands about the same time the bulbs start burning out), or try your local big box stores. I do believe Philips has some though, and they’ll last longer.
- Comment on if you are a doctor or registered nurse, what's the point of manipulating a patient to stay at your unit even if he wants to leave against medical advice? 2 months ago:
Wow. Who said any thing about trapping. Both you an OP are dancing across the line of opposing arguments:
A cognizant patient is above all a free person. A free person is free to accept and to deny care, whatever may come.
I don’t understand the logic playing mental gymnastics to make a patient stay at a unit
You can’t make a patient stay unless they are mentally incompetent, a minor, or in a state where leaving could pose a threat to safety. This would likely require a court order. The patient is always free to simply leave.
So… both of your arguments boil down to, “Why should medical professionals care?”
In finished with this thread.
- Comment on if you are a doctor or registered nurse, what's the point of manipulating a patient to stay at your unit even if he wants to leave against medical advice? 2 months ago:
I guess you could also ask what’s the reason for working at a suicide hotline? Seems similar enough in many cases.
Alternatively, I’m sure many patients simply see attempts to keep them there as upselling. They feel fine, etc. It’s not the medical professional’s fault our healthcare billing/payment system sucks. Many genuinely care, and without subs level of urging… how would a patient know an issue was urgent?
- Comment on DNA 3 months ago:
Yes.
- Comment on Just do them 3 months ago:
This needs to be posted in ADHD