newpua_bie
newpua_bie t1_j4h5ddb wrote
Reply to comment by gunfell in [OC] Apple VS 110 Countries by rubenbmathisen
Lol. I worked as a physicist at an extremely well-known university on the East Coast that I'm sure is ranked higher than wherever you graduated from.
newpua_bie t1_j3agmga wrote
Reply to comment by PalpitationFine in [OC] Apple VS 110 Countries by rubenbmathisen
As someone who worked as a professor for 6 years, I'm not surprised (though I sincerely hope it's not in econ). Many PhD students are dumb as rocks. After you get in it's very hard not to graduate. Sure, they make you jump through various hoops but in the end it's mostly just for show and you get your degree in the end.
newpua_bie t1_j3ag58v wrote
Reply to comment by ghostmastergeneral in [OC] Apple VS 110 Countries by rubenbmathisen
It means OP doesn't understand basics of economy and just likes to compare random numbers to each other.
newpua_bie t1_ixfzpw2 wrote
Reply to comment by swiftcleaner in Decades of Air Pollution Undermine the Immune System by filosoful
Move away or live your life inside with air purifiers as much as possible?
Depressing but that's the only way I'm aware of.
newpua_bie t1_j7jlab7 wrote
Reply to comment by ctorg in Analysis showed that 65.6% of women who took extra Vitamin D gave birth naturally. The study analysed results from the MAVIDOS trial which involved 965 women being randomly allocated an extra 1,000 International Units (IU) per day of vitamin D during their pregnancy or a placebo. by Wagamaga
They're not that low everywhere. For example, in Finland (my birth country) the rate is about 83%, while also having one of the world's lowest infant & maternal mortality. US probably just does C-sections more than medically justified (more $$$?)