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@BlindSq37258168 @bcrodriguez @19thnews physiology
1. the science of the functions of the living organism and its parts, and of the physical and chemical factors and processes involved.
2. the basic processes underlying the functioning of a species or class of organism, or any of its parts or processes.

... yes.

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@pwag @polly The hospital did fire Dr Gokal, apparently without meeting with him or asking for his explanation, but it’s unclear who pressed charges. Apparently the filing was an absolute mess, the accuser’s name was illegible, and the case was thrown out.
https://t.co/VmX3rukNCi

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@pwag @polly Exactly - if the liability insurance tried to say that they’ll only cover claims if the vaccine was administered at a clinic or during a registered event, providers would have to throw out any leftover doses at the end of the day. It also follows this:
https://t.co/E9mAyXcuBH

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@joe73764832 @thisisinsider @AOC ... they have. You don’t care about letting his family speak, just silencing others.

“He was blue through and through, but he also was a man, a Black man, and he knew some not so good things come out of police departments.“ - Lisa Dorn

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@justgeorgeous2 @Quicktake @TheLancet @richardhorton1 Because this isn’t a question, it’s an attempt to spread disinformation and scare people under the guise of “I just want to know.”

First, explain why you think the blood brain barrier *would* be permeable, despite previous evidence to the contrary.

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@dorayon97 The horror stories I’ve heard have mostly been people in positions of power exploiting young researchers. There just aren’t enough protections in place, so victims risk having their careers destroyed if they try to fight it.

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@PXM_2_SD I support immense changes to the current educational system, which includes a wider variety of accessible opportunities for everyone. However, I think the current “school voucher” proposals benefit a few children while making things even worse for those who need the most help.

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@PXM_2_SD I won’t have kids, ever, and I absolutely want my taxes to go towards helping children and families escape poverty. Besides, it’s what, a fraction of a percent of what we pay into the US’s absurd military budget?

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@Chris72815237 ~9.7 deaths per 1000 people (2020) is more than 8.7 deaths per 1000 (2019). You can tell because the number is bigger.

https://t.co/C9FbzzB0JP

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@p8rlynch Schools in high-income districts in my town had to close last week. The only way to actually ventilate the rooms is to open the windows, and it was below 10F. It’s just possible that safety measures have to be functional before it’s actually safe.

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@sphincter987 ... you know teachers are working more hours and reporting even higher stress while teaching remotely, right? If the unions had so much power, I don’t think 2 in 3 teachers would leave education before retirement. That’d be weird, right? Quitting a great, easy job?

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@Herding__cats And no, what we *pay* to live is not the same as what it *costs,* whether we’re talking about rent or insulin or whatever. Based on recent numbers, Bezos could personally give 500,000 people $500 each daily and still earn enough to be rich, but... sure, megacycle shifts.

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@Herding__cats Stable and sanitary housing, food security, clean water, medical care, time and energy to have a life outside work, protected occupational health and safety, access to education and vocational training. A bare minimum. Forced 10 hour night shifts? Not it.
https://t.co/3RK4IMqKsq

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@Shoemake198 I am begging you to think critically for just five seconds. We can produce more now than historically, with fewer hours of work, and there’s no shortage of any necessity (food, shelter, etc)... so what is artificially restricting access, and who does the higher productivity help?

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@coastalmom11 This article gives an overview on the history
https://t.co/0kF7aNcz1S

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@DonWill338 Nah, they *wrote* the equations on profit vs workers’ rights - an algorithm isn’t making decisions any more than a camera chooses what to photograph.