sorry for how don't agree, but yearly full body mri should be mandatory for every >40 years.
Ok, over treatment is a concert but any cancer is worst than it and basically most of people will have some cancer if live long enough. then if you have full body mri you will find most of the cancers on an early stage.
Don't critics people that is doing it, but critics the system that don't provide it for every body.
Readit Newsrafaelreinert commented on What’s on offer at a luxury Bay Area longevity clinic sfchronicle.com/health/ag... · Posted by u/brandonb
rafaelreinert commented on What’s on offer at a luxury Bay Area longevity clinic sfchronicle.com/health/ag... · Posted by u/brandonb
thanks, We need more people like you.
rafaelreinert commented on Maui residents who disobeyed barricades survived fires apnews.com/article/hawaii... · Posted by u/natch
With the level of incompetence being shown by officials, I think it's not too far fetched to consider jail time for them. They'll plead ignorance of course, but there were warnings and these deaths are on them.
It is easy to blame people but it changes nothing, of course they committed errors but it is unlikely they did it aiming to kill their people. Media and Humans have this strange desire to see blood instead to find errors on the process and procedures and then change it to avoid future errors.
For example, media blame they to not turn on the sirens but sirens are for tsunamis and weren’t placed on mountains and the procedure for sirens is go to mountains (the opposite of what should be done).
rafaelreinert commented on U.S. forgives 40k student loans reuters.com/world/us/us-f... · Posted by u/lxm
One question for the economists, how can U.S fight inflation if all I see on the news is the government printing money? As Brazilian I got used to that, the government create popular projects in order to increase the public opinions but it only generates more poverty’s.
Obs: I’m Brazilian and I really don’t know nothing about USA economy and politics but seems the same that happened here.
rafaelreinert commented on Amazon disallows pointing out paid reviews blog.kevmod.com/2020/12/a... · Posted by u/kmod
Wouldn't this kind of thing generally be coming straight from the manufacturer, or at least a fairly dominant seller for the product? Since they're paying for 5-star reviews of the product.
Could be, heh. I'm using amazon brazil, and here amazon isn't tooooo strong like USA. here in Brazil amazon works with other sellers in order to expand, but in a near future I really believe amazon will works like in USA.
rafaelreinert commented on Amazon disallows pointing out paid reviews blog.kevmod.com/2020/12/a... · Posted by u/kmod
It seems like it should be reasonable to have a review warning people reading them that many of the 5 star reviews are suspect as the reviewer was compensated by the seller.
No, because amazon is a marketplace, for example, a product can have more than one seller. because that the review is about the product and not about the seller.
The right thing to do is complain about the seller on feedback and amazon delete all reviews from this specific seller buyers.
rafaelreinert commented on Neil Armstrong's reply to a Moon landing skeptic kottke.org/20/06/teacher-... · Posted by u/omarchowdhury
I read it somewhere that the best way to respond to conspiracy theorist is to make a more outlandish claim:
- Moon landing was fake.
- You believe in the Moon?!
I will try it next time haha
- the earth is flat! - what earth ?!
Idk, World War II ended a genocide, and the US civil war (mostly) ended slavery in the US. Both were pretty violent events if I'm remembering correctly. That being said, destroying property isn't violence, and "crime" is kind of a useless metric for morality. Slavery and genocide in the instances above were not legally crimes. Your opinion of police or nazis will color how much you view, say destroying a police car or a German tank as a morally wrong.
Black people in the US constantly fear being killed or harassed by police. Yeah, burning a car doesn't solve anything, but keeping quiet and playing ball since the civil rights movement hasn't really moved the needle. Policing and constant surveillance of black communities has gotten worse since then, and protections for police, both legally and politically, have increased. Sometimes you have to burn a car or break some glass for the nation to pay attention.
Also I would say that the initial reaction of rioting is what drove people to organize and peacefully protest, and in a lot of US cities and states, the combination of these has already resulted in policy change. I'm sure most of these people are also posting on social media and planning to vote as well.
I guess this is a long winded way of saying that torching a car is small potatoes compared to government sanctioned murder and oppression, and this kind of thing is forcing people to pay attention and have conversations about this stuff.
"The ultimate weakness of violence is that it is a descending spiral begetting the very thing it seeks to destroy, instead of diminishing evil, it multiplies it. Through violence you may murder the liar, but you cannot murder the lie, nor establish the truth. Through violence you may murder the hater, but you do not murder hate. In fact, violence merely increases hate. Returning violence for violence multiplies violence, adding deeper darkness to a night already devoid of stars. Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that." Martin Luther King Jr.
World War II and the US civil war didn't ended the violence, it just changed the way that violence manifests. If you look in many groups on Facebook, 9gag or redit , you will see Violence in protests are being used to create more hate in people who hates. I really believe that the society was improved by ideas not wars.
In America right now there are ongoing protests and riots over the conduct of domestic police departments, specifically their proclivity toward extrajudicial execution and battery of black people in the streets. Damaging police property including their cars and precincts is a powerful (if legally risky) expression of that anger.
We are On 21st century, we know violence doesn’t stop violence, crime doesn’t stop crime. People should use modern tools to reduce racial issues. Like voting or social media’s, never burn a state property. Tax money could be used for better things But now the police department will buy 2 more cars.
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