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I have never had sex
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>Church attendance remains stronger among older demographics, and more common for women.[61][62][63] There is evidence that links church attendance with health benefits. The Pew Research Center, which conducts the extensive research and information program Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life, has linked regular church attendance with happiness.[64] Several studies associated church attendance with decreased risk of Alzheimer's disease.[65] Research by Rita W. Law and David A. Sbarra demonstrated that "church attendance was found to have a protective effect against the emergence of mood problems among older adults."[66] Graham et al. discovered that "consistent pattern of lower systolic and diastolic blood pressures among frequent church attenders was found compared to that of infrequent attenders which was not due to the effects of age, obesity, cigarette smoking, or socioeconomic status."[67] Oman D et al. found that "infrequent (never or less than weekly) attenders had significantly higher rates of circulatory, cancer, digestive, and respiratory mortality (p < 0.05), but not mortality due to external causes."[68] With respect to students, Glanville et al. found "that religious attendance promotes higher intergenerational closure, friendship networks with higher educational resources and norms, and extracurricular participation."[69] Research conducted at the Harvard School of Public Health found "that regularly attending church services together reduces a couple’s risk of divorce by a remarkable 47 percent".[70]
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>>13397197 this is so obvious to me that it blows my mind that religitards use it as a real argument. The fact that a belief is helpful/useful has very little bearing on its truth. The idea of Santa Claus is happy and magical and useful for controlling kids, but that isn't good evidence for his existence.
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>>13398346 Nowhere did OP claim that the benefits of going to church has any bearing on the existence of God, you fucking moron.
How many times did you jack yourself off to that strawman?
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Are prayer and meditation similar?
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>>13398346 Your Santa Claus anology only shows that you have never read about or thought what God is.
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One of reasons I can think of is that I've drastically reduced my water intake recently. But does the body change so quickly? What other reasons could there be? But if it is indeed water, how much water should I consume per day?
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>>13395992 Not related to the thread, but anyone know whether that goes for "drink X liters of water a day for your skin appearance" too?
I ask because often what's recommended for general health differs from what's recommended for optimal performance, cosmetics, etc.r0gw8
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>>13396498 >r0gw8 Ugh, I fucking shit the CAPTCHA bed again.
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>>13396482 >I say Asian because for some reason that has nothing to do with penile insecurity, I as a white guy always feel more comfortable flashing my dong to Asian doctors. Kek
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>>13395724 Does your urine smell like sulfur? If so, it may just be a urinary tract infection, but it could also mean bladder infection, prostate infection, or something worse like failing kidneys or a failing liver. Don't panic, but keep an eye out for any further symptoms.
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>>13395948 Is it okay to drink more water than recommended, daily?
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>Why yes, I did doublemajor in electrical engineering and computer science with a minor in physics, how could you tell?
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Why not EE with Computational Physics?
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>>13394522 your incredibly small brain gave it away
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>>13395401 Homie what. Are you retarded?
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>>13394522 I could tell because I smelled virginity from the other room
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>>13394522 Why do you have pictures of naked men saved? Are you gay?
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>the vaccine is a sterilization/genocide program by the elites!!!!!!!!!!
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I want to work in an intelligence agency, which STEM degree should I get?
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On the defensive side, the NSA has been increasingly automating the defensive stuff where time is critical. They have the network amputation chain almost fully automated the last two years, I believe 2019 they made that change. Each defense network server globally is always trying to hash check the kernels of all of the other systems, and if the hive says a hash isn't what it should be, it chops off that server so the bug can't spread.
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>>13397447 And what was the message conveyed re STEM degrees, ESL
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Every commercially available processor is backdoored. Every operating environment is backdoored. Every router is backdoored. The boxes on the sides of some telephone poles that links to the fiber that runs on the poles has a router in it that is, you guessed it, backdoored.
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>>13395134 Bachelor of Arts in Homosexuality and Pointless nonsense
I'm almost sure most of those agencies are useless and idiots only pay for them to please their jewish masters.
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>>13395161 >Also, if you ever find yourself face to face with a man who is a foremost authority doctorate in science, know that you are standing in the presence of a heavy weight among heavyweights, below perhaps, only to the foremost authority in mathematics, and even then, he might hold BOTH freaking titles. At which point, definitely DO NOT ENGAGE. Lmao >Because if he has to show himself, he is either there to absolutely brain mog you, bully you or the world is literally about to be set ablaze.
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If not where does it come form?
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>>13396122 >uses Deuterium&tritium Ok your right
>Im confused as to why a fusion reactor would irritate you well I am puzzled why my Irritation of the image of a Fusion reactor would confuse you that much.
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>>13395327 What makes uranium good for this and not any other element?
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>>13396972 >>13397054 Binding energy converts the unbound proton's kinetic energy into potential enery as neutrons in a bound state.
Give me an easier explanation for a layman
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>>13397490 Energy density and stability
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if some races are physically superior than others, then why is every race mentally equal?
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>>13398321 If negros are so fast why didn't they run away from slavers?
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>>13398323 Couldn't think far enough ahead to know enslavement would be bad for them.
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>>13398321 >whites are stronger Anonymous
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>>13398331 Is pretending to be retarded working out for you?
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Hello, I am a time traveler from the future, I came to tell you that time travel isnt possible
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What do you think is the ultimate truth? It doesn't have to follow a well-established scientific theory or religion, just say whatever feels right>there's no God >there are multiverses >the cycles infinitely repeat
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>>13398132 kek. I am the guy. I wrote block universe (or some sort of block universe, if you prefer), that pretty much explain what I meant. Not sure what's your problem with that, please elaborate.
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>>13398166 Is time nonexistent only for the duration of the timestamp of your post or for all of time?
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>>13393952 everything. is. lasers.
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>>13398175 Not sure what you mean by "duration of the timestamp" (my bad). Anyway, my point is simple. There's no beginning because beginning would mean creation, creation would mean creator and who created the creator? So it's a timeless place containing everything. If you think about everything, we must exist at least once to confirm that's really everything. You can't experience this outside our "reality", because you would "end" in a place that existed "before" and "after" you. The movie example is simple, let me try with a similar one: think about being a character in a video game, what's his perception when you pause and then resume? The character would never be able to measure anything before the first installation of the OS. From his point of view, the Hard Disk was empty for an unlimited amount of time until it wasn't.
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>>13398266 Time is just how the brain perceives succession of events, which in an Einsteinian block universe are all simultaneous. The present moment can not be explained in any meaningful scientific way for the simple reason that there isn’t one. Hence relativity of time
