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Why are retirees so grumpy?
If you're referring to retirees in Thailand that post on AN... perhaps they're not so much grumpy as bored with the shabby drama of bumpkin-supremacists (and their well meaning apologists). -
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Report Thailand's Household Debt Soars to 16.42 Trillion Baht with Rising Risks
Maybe the sky is falling after all -
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Trump's crackdown on LA protests is pure hypocrisy
Smart enough to stay neutral but life was not a picnic in the Netherlands during WW1. My grandparents have shared stories of their suffering during this period, even to the point of starvation. The Dutch tried to stay neutral during WW2 also but that did not work for them. -
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The human body: Between 10 to 30 thousand deseases possible. Cheers.
Heard of it. Reproduction without having sex. Clone yourself. No brain needed for this process. Evolution has gone astray by "inventing" something like a "brain", enabeling "the brain" to invent atomic bombs. I envy my Goldhamster with his underdeveopped brain. -
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The human body: Between 10 to 30 thousand deseases possible. Cheers.
AI of course. Darwinism, or the theory of evolution by natural selection, provides a framework for understanding the evolution of both human and microbial populations, which can be applied to combat diseases. By understanding how pathogens and hosts co-evolve, researchers can develop strategies to counter disease, including antibiotic resistance, cancer, and infectious diseases. So in a few million years, we will be better at fighting these. Who knows what new diseases we will find, create, or maybe stop being immune to? Only a zillion possibilities.
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