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Are vegetarians actually smarter? in Psychology ·
Thomas Martinez67 said:👍
They spin some absurdly flawed premise, build an even more ridiculous question on top of it, and then sit back while everyone else struggles to answer.
Then, based on that faulty logic and those misguided answers, they pretend to draw some grand scientific conclusion.🙄

Exactly, Thomas Martinez67. If you didn't spend all your time talking nonsense, you might actually find yourself working at the Millennium.
I find myself compelled to agree with silentpanther15; they have articulated everything perfectly.
Common sense... in Philosophy ·
I am not merely assuming; I know for a fact that I am intelligent
for when exactly does one choose to exercise their intellect rather than rely on mere physical attraction?
What if I'm pregnant? in Health ·
mellowridge said:. I should point out, for the sake of clarity, that it was the very last day of my period.

😕

The statistical likelihood of pregnancy here is incredibly low.
American women are getting sexier in Health ·
alexxx said:I simply cannot wrap my head around this. Even if we assume they actually bothered to measure women outside of the usual modeling agencies, how is such a figure even possible?

That average of 62 strikes me as utterly preposterous as well; frankly, it casts a shadow of doubt over the entire statistical dataset.
Bruising issues in Health ·
northernseal6 said:Hey, does anyone remember Dr. Nolan's name? I think I recognize him—he looks to be about 45, right?

I can't recall his surname, but he certainly looked younger than 45 to me.
Bruising issues in Health ·
magic said:Come on, just one more 🙂

Larry Bailey2, did you apply any ointment or just let them be after the fact?

I am preparing to have a few removed from some rather awkward spots, so I am curious.

Well, nothing special happened. The day I had them removed, I kept that little gauze pad my sister taped onto me for the following day—I didn't even dare shower my back because I was terrified, given it was my first time. By the next morning, I took it off and there were just tiny dry scabs. I didn't apply a single thing to them; they fell off quickly, and now you can barely even tell where they used to be.
Bruising issues in Health ·
Back in the spring, I had two moles removed via cauterization at the Mayo Clinic under Dr. Nol's care. There isn't a single trace of a scar left behind. The samples were sent off for pathology, and thanks to my referral and supplemental insurance, the whole ordeal was completely free of charge.
Since I am so incredibly satisfied with the results, I am actually planning to have another four or five cleared away very soon.
Leg hair concerns in Health ·
Michael Carter6 said:😕 😕 How many people actually wear pants without running into this issue? Is it even possible to find a decent pair these days?

I have encountered them quite frequently facing that exact same issue.
Put on some shorts, and you’ll find yourself headed straight for the unemployment line. Is it really that simple? One wardrobe change and suddenly your career is history?
Under 30 in Women's Health ·
I don't mean to alarm anyone, but I feel compelled to share my own history:
My first pregnancy was at 29, and everything went smoothly.
The second, at 33, required two months of strict bed rest.
The third, at 36, ended in a miscarriage after just two months.
The fourth, at 37, meant months of being confined to bed.
How temperature affects sleep quality in Health ·
I always sleep naked, and I’ve never once come down with a cold because of it.
The only way I actually get sick is if I walk around barefoot on a cold floor or grab something icy to drink.