I am not virologist or a neuroscientist or immunologist, or even a medical professional.
No need to mention that, t was obvious from the rest of your post. Certain viruses are able to attack stem cells, some of them cause miscarriages, some just damage the cell and cause severe defects. Google is your friend, anti-vaxxers are not your friend.
If I hire you to play a concert and promise you a cut of the gate, but then lie about how many tickets were sold, did I steal anything from you? Same thing.
Does anyone doubt why this happened in an election year? Obama loosened the rules to qualify for disability. It made the unemployment rate look better, now he's using those who are living on the benefit to buy votes for the Democrats. Meanwhile, Social Security is going bankrupt.
I took it to mean something like a Problem Report which says: "When prompted for a file name I entered five thousand backslashes and it gave me a cryptic error message". Boo hoo.
Also, healthy and well off (but old) New Yorkers move to Florida, where the study found there is a big difference in life expectancy between well off and not so well off residents. Duh.
I didn't see anything in the study that indicates walking or public transportation has anything to do with it
But they do mention that access to healthcare is important (Who knew?). If you've ever lived in a rural location you would know that the doctors and hospitals are (at best) second-rate. Think bottom of the class from Caribbean med schools.
They also use Tampa, Florida as an example of someplace with a big disparity. No kidding; Tampa is flooded with retirees who have already lived a long time and have access to excellent healthcare. Any wonder why they die at an older age?
Back in the dark ages (before the internet) I stopped at a gas station to ask where I would find "Township Line Rd." Attendant's response was far more helpful than anything the internet can give: "Which township?"
Did Watson read the questions from the display? Or was it fed messages that were phrased in a way it was specifically trained to parse and understand? I suspect the latter, it which case the entire show was rigged (but we already know that).
But unfortunately for Americans, this means some sort of socialised medical system.
Wrong and you know it. Treatment is available for people who seek it. The problem is that unless a person is a danger to themself or someone else, the law forbids forced treatment of any kind. Just being homeless whackos walking around on the street is not grounds to incarcerate them.
My impression after a couple of visits to the Bay Area and talking to people from there is that San Francisco seriously lacks diversity. Yea, you'll see a variety of skin colors, and LGBT lifestyles are acceptable, etc.; that's not diversity.
Diversity means people have differing backgrounds and opinions, and openly discuss their different views with tolerance for the other person's position. This article illustrates the lack of diverse thought in San Francisco; someone voiced a minority opinion and was bludgeoned into conforming.
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Consider the source.
I am not virologist or a neuroscientist or immunologist, or even a medical professional.
No need to mention that, t was obvious from the rest of your post. Certain viruses are able to attack stem cells, some of them cause miscarriages, some just damage the cell and cause severe defects. Google is your friend, anti-vaxxers are not your friend.
If I hire you to play a concert and promise you a cut of the gate, but then lie about how many tickets were sold, did I steal anything from you? Same thing.
Does anyone doubt why this happened in an election year? Obama loosened the rules to qualify for disability. It made the unemployment rate look better, now he's using those who are living on the benefit to buy votes for the Democrats. Meanwhile, Social Security is going bankrupt.
"Those with the gold make the rules."
On a related note, it looks like the /. editors are caving in to the temptation to post political clickbait articles. It's going to be a long summer.
Most of the more egregious stuff she had on her email server was not originated by the State Department.
Which is the reason she should have been using a government server instead of something cobbled together in her closet.
I'm not going to xhamster to verify it, but I expect they have way more worse stuff than real porn. Upskirt? Bathroom cams?
I took it to mean something like a Problem Report which says: "When prompted for a file name I entered five thousand backslashes and it gave me a cryptic error message". Boo hoo.
Every urban area in the US already has public transportation. That is not an issue.
Sounds like an innovative invention to me.
Agreed. The statement can be taken either way, but I assume it means Iran is the primary suspect behind the attack.
Also, healthy and well off (but old) New Yorkers move to Florida, where the study found there is a big difference in life expectancy between well off and not so well off residents. Duh.
Close, but you over-generalized.
I didn't see anything in the study that indicates walking or public transportation has anything to do with it
But they do mention that access to healthcare is important (Who knew?). If you've ever lived in a rural location you would know that the doctors and hospitals are (at best) second-rate. Think bottom of the class from Caribbean med schools.
They also use Tampa, Florida as an example of someplace with a big disparity. No kidding; Tampa is flooded with retirees who have already lived a long time and have access to excellent healthcare. Any wonder why they die at an older age?
Yes, "worst fuel economy" strongly implies something beyond "lowest mileage".
Back in the dark ages (before the internet) I stopped at a gas station to ask where I would find "Township Line Rd." Attendant's response was far more helpful than anything the internet can give: "Which township?"
I hate being so cynical, but this just reads as a PR move to gain publicity for a tech company./
And then get it posted as a slashdot article. Even more publicity (free or otherwise).
Did Watson read the questions from the display? Or was it fed messages that were phrased in a way it was specifically trained to parse and understand? I suspect the latter, it which case the entire show was rigged (but we already know that).
But unfortunately for Americans, this means some sort of socialised medical system.
Wrong and you know it. Treatment is available for people who seek it. The problem is that unless a person is a danger to themself or someone else, the law forbids forced treatment of any kind. Just being homeless whackos walking around on the street is not grounds to incarcerate them.
Maybe run in under a minute. Unless that means running across a mine field, or bringing a rope to someone caught in fast moving flood waters.
My impression after a couple of visits to the Bay Area and talking to people from there is that San Francisco seriously lacks diversity. Yea, you'll see a variety of skin colors, and LGBT lifestyles are acceptable, etc.; that's not diversity.
Diversity means people have differing backgrounds and opinions, and openly discuss their different views with tolerance for the other person's position. This article illustrates the lack of diverse thought in San Francisco; someone voiced a minority opinion and was bludgeoned into conforming.
Sunk costs are not the same as assets
You just described American politics
Nothing particularly American about that, see North Korea for a better example.
You're trying to talk common sense to a science fiction fan. They don't mix.
But to your point, armor vs. weapon has been a race since the dinosaurs.
Been there, barely made it back myself. I wish I had mod points for you.
In Detroit that would be called a "Concept Car". A hand built prototype that's years away from production. It is not a product roll-out.