418 pts ยท September 3, 2016
So no one with a sense of humor or who understands Venn diagrams is alive?
Learning more fallacies just makes you more vulnerable to this one. 3/3
For example, the antivaxxer who dismisses says that pointing out their total lack of medical/scientific training is an ad hominem fallacy 2/
Fallacy hypersensitivity: incorrectly dismissing an argument because you think you can delude yourself into spotting a fallacy. 1/
and even resistant bacteria are still killed by alcohol. It just takes longer https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC140401/figure/f2
It just takes longer.
strains live around 45 seconds. Relatively speaking, it's a big difference, but alcohol is still effective against the resistant strain. 3/
alcohol and several that are somewhat resistant. As you can see, the non-resistant strain dies out in 5 seconds, while the resistant 2/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC140401/figure/f2/ Here's a comparison between a "normal" bacteria that's not resistant to 1/
No sanitizer that kills 100% of germs would be safe for household use, though.
That's only because 99.99% of all germs are relatively harmless. The sanitizer isn't preferentially sparing the dangerous germs.
and worst cases scenario, we switch out to using hypochlorous acid instead of ethanol.
While this is technically true, resistance to sanitizers isn't as big a deal as resistance to antibiotics. It's much slower to evolve 1/
waste metabolic resources producing a compound that's poisonous to its host AND itself.
been released, the original, unmodified strain would have quickly out-competed the GMO strain, due to the fact that the original doesn't 2/
The thing about quickly killing your host is that it's not a very good strategy for the bacteria's survival/spread. Had the GMO strain 1/
Is it really that hard to add a link? https://futurism.com/nanodrops-repair-corneas-replace-glasses/
Most underrated comment in the thread...
He could be unconfined_u for all we know.
Well, that really depends on the broader context of the situation. 1/2
It's just a prank, bro!
Thought for a moment that the island was a ship and was momentarily shocked that there could be a ship that huge.
The thing is, accidental adult consumption of tide pods is mostly a concern for seniors with dementia/Alzheimer... #accidentalhitler
We don't know what happens when you reach the event horizon. No one does.
Machine sees toaster, people see "Wrong Way" sign.
So now we just need a jury and executioner...
Antarctica
Nailed it.
Low temperatures interfere with cellular antiviral defenses. Cold showers probably increase your susceptibility to colds by a tiny amount.
than pretend they don't exist. There are no policies without unintended consequences. Question is, is the good worth the bad?
So no one with a sense of humor or who understands Venn diagrams is alive?
Learning more fallacies just makes you more vulnerable to this one. 3/3
For example, the antivaxxer who dismisses says that pointing out their total lack of medical/scientific training is an ad hominem fallacy 2/
Fallacy hypersensitivity: incorrectly dismissing an argument because you think you can delude yourself into spotting a fallacy. 1/
and even resistant bacteria are still killed by alcohol. It just takes longer https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC140401/figure/f2
It just takes longer.
strains live around 45 seconds. Relatively speaking, it's a big difference, but alcohol is still effective against the resistant strain. 3/
alcohol and several that are somewhat resistant. As you can see, the non-resistant strain dies out in 5 seconds, while the resistant 2/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC140401/figure/f2/ Here's a comparison between a "normal" bacteria that's not resistant to 1/
No sanitizer that kills 100% of germs would be safe for household use, though.
That's only because 99.99% of all germs are relatively harmless. The sanitizer isn't preferentially sparing the dangerous germs.
and worst cases scenario, we switch out to using hypochlorous acid instead of ethanol.
While this is technically true, resistance to sanitizers isn't as big a deal as resistance to antibiotics. It's much slower to evolve 1/
waste metabolic resources producing a compound that's poisonous to its host AND itself.
been released, the original, unmodified strain would have quickly out-competed the GMO strain, due to the fact that the original doesn't 2/
The thing about quickly killing your host is that it's not a very good strategy for the bacteria's survival/spread. Had the GMO strain 1/
Is it really that hard to add a link? https://futurism.com/nanodrops-repair-corneas-replace-glasses/
Most underrated comment in the thread...
He could be unconfined_u for all we know.
Well, that really depends on the broader context of the situation. 1/2
It's just a prank, bro!
Thought for a moment that the island was a ship and was momentarily shocked that there could be a ship that huge.
The thing is, accidental adult consumption of tide pods is mostly a concern for seniors with dementia/Alzheimer... #accidentalhitler
We don't know what happens when you reach the event horizon. No one does.
Machine sees toaster, people see "Wrong Way" sign.
So now we just need a jury and executioner...
Antarctica
Nailed it.
Low temperatures interfere with cellular antiviral defenses. Cold showers probably increase your susceptibility to colds by a tiny amount.
than pretend they don't exist. There are no policies without unintended consequences. Question is, is the good worth the bad?