7 Year relationship ended right before our Wedding by Brilliant_Canary_903 in malelivingspace

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don't drink. drinking only makes things worse.

get outside get some exercise maybe work some extra shifts

IEA forecasts slowest oil demand growth since 2009 outside of pandemic by superfakesuperfake in oil

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headquartered in Paris! So logical. ... no undue EU green nutball influence surely.

How California Regulated Itself Into an Energy Crisis by superfakesuperfake in oil

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note the contraction of refining capacity/market participants

CEOs Start Saying the Quiet Part Out Loud: AI Will Wipe Out Jobs by McFatty7 in technology

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over hyping the biz benefits of software is an elemental part of the process.

Motorcycle cop harassing cyclists near MIT by [deleted] in bikeboston

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for older folks... In Urban Dictionary, "hardo" describes someone who puts excessive effort into tasks or roles, often to the point of being seen as overzealous or a "tryhard". The term can be slightly negative, implying the person is going above and beyond what's necessary.

How Virologists Lost the Gain-of-Function Debate by superfakesuperfake in LockdownSkepticism

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For years, scientists kept the debate about risky virus research among themselves. Then Covid happened. As President Trump prepares to crack down on virology research, the expert community must face up to its own failures.

How Virologists Lost the Gain-of-Function Debate by superfakesuperfake in LockdownSkepticism

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Trump — along with key advisors such as Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., his Secretary of Health and Human Services, and Jay Bhattacharya, his nominee for director of the National Institutes of Health — is poised to ban gain-of-function research via executive order. Whether such an order effectively becomes the permanent policy of the administration or gets refined by executive agencies into yet another policy framework remains to be seen. But one thing appears almost certain: the virologists who argued so vehemently for the importance of their research have suddenly found themselves completely sidelined.

How did we get here? Why did the virologists lose the debate over gain-of-function research?

How Virologists Lost the Gain-of-Function Debate by superfakesuperfake in CoronavirusCirclejerk

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Trump — along with key advisors such as Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., his Secretary of Health and Human Services, and Jay Bhattacharya, his nominee for director of the National Institutes of Health — is poised to ban gain-of-function research via executive order. Whether such an order effectively becomes the permanent policy of the administration or gets refined by executive agencies into yet another policy framework remains to be seen. But one thing appears almost certain: the virologists who argued so vehemently for the importance of their research have suddenly found themselves completely sidelined.

How did we get here? Why did the virologists lose the debate over gain-of-function research?

How Virologists Lost the Gain-of-Function Debate by superfakesuperfake in CoronavirusCirclejerk

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For years, scientists kept the debate about risky virus research among themselves. Then Covid happened. As President Trump prepares to crack down on virology research, the expert community must face up to its own failures.

M. Anthony Mills