/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11461988
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(Not 100% lossless)

>>11395411
Honestly, I've had female friends but since I don;t bother to have friends or socialize in general, inevitably, since the interactions continued some level of romantic and sexual tension developed.

I'm not sure if there is any pairing or types by which it can remain platonic or passively flirtatious, and a friendship, long term. I just don't think the dynamic and basis for interaction, mutual drives, exists. Only fear of loss and change can stave off romance, but here still, it's a conscious decision to suppress the desire to try out the whole pairing thing.

>>11273618
The jaundice is in large part a myth. I looked for substantiation in the literature and only found a modest size review (~10,000 subjects), where they found the risk was 2% vs 5%. Trivial. Also come to find out the form of vitamin K they were using at the time caused jaundice, various other steps of the birth can cause jaundice, hepatits B vaccinatun can cause jaundice[...]. And regardless, it's easily treatable with phototherapy.

I see jaundice as an excuse to continue a perverse practice and not lose face. Something the medical system has pathetically struggled with over and over again, oh geez we jumped into this, we can never let the public know we didn't know everything at all times. We can never be at fault.

Time to grow up, boys and girls.

>>10813915
One is the status of how you're being killed. The other is the status of how they're pretending to help to the best of man's current ability.