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| 1 | Post-mortem analysisThank you. No medical doctor is going to quote Return of Kings and Reddit comments when asked to back up a medical theory. The original commenter doesn't give me even a whiff of having medical training whatsoever. But we're on the internet, where people never lie to support their own agendas... | /r/askMRP | 22/01/17 03:23 PM |
| 15 | Post-mortem analysisNah science and religion are literally not the same thing. They are two separate things. While one could argue that both require belief, science is rooted in the scientific method of testing and repeating results. Religion is not. Science and religion can exist beside each other but they are not the same. In any case I've said my piece. I connect some dots. Vaguely, un-scientifically And you've said yours. Take care as well. | /r/askMRP | 21/01/17 05:37 PM |
| 18 | Post-mortem analysisI'm actually very interested in microchimerism due to its links with autoimmune disorders and my mother's own autoimmune disorders (who has given birth to a son.) I'm going to disregard your Reddit comment and medicaldaily.com sources since your pubmed source is the only scholarly source available (I don't think Reddit comments count here.) I would like to emphasis the last line of the pub med study: Further studies are needed to determine specific origins of male microchimerism in women. The st… | /r/askMRP | 21/01/17 04:57 PM |
| 35 | Post-mortem analysisDo you have factual proof of your "sperm/genes float around in a woman's body and create a baby" theory? As a nurse with basic biology knowledge that just makes zero sense to me. That's not how meiosis/cell division works. Sperm doesn't live forever in the vagina, nor do the vaginal walls somehow extract DNA from sperm to then absorb into the blood stream (????) | /r/askMRP | 21/01/17 01:44 PM |
| 2 | Trends To Ditch In 2017!This is pretty nitpicky but the term "self care." I've seen it a lot on social media last year and my friends are all picking it up. I work a stressful shift work job and my one friend always tells me "I hope you're practicing self care on your days off." It just seems way too fluffy for me. I mean yeah, on my days off I generally sleep in a bit and I take it easy if I can. Sometimes I like to have bubble baths but I've been doing that even when I worked easy ass jobs. I almost never hear "self … | /r/RedPillWives | 15/01/17 10:52 PM |
| 0 | Teenager who twice accused man of rape to get to resit an exam is given two years in prison.In a perfect world, perhaps. Though in reality sentencing doesn't work like that. A murder takes away a man's entire life, but the murderer doesn't always get their entire life in jail. A violent assault could take away 20 years of someone's life due to chronic conditions and injuries, but the assaulter generally doesn't get 20 years in jail. Sentencing is based on precedent, circumstance, intent, premeditation, etc. Thats why cookie-cutter sentencing is very rare. It's always why "mandatory min… | /r/PussyPassDenied | 24/12/15 04:54 PM |
| -1 | Teenager who twice accused man of rape to get to resit an exam is given two years in prison.I'm confused, are you saying false rape accusers deserve harsher punishment than actual rapists? Or the same punishment? | /r/PussyPassDenied | 24/12/15 04:29 PM |
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