Igual las fiestas ilegales reducirían el aforo de las discotecas permitiendo que la gente baile.
Igual las fiestas ilegales no deberían ser ilegales.
Igual se deberían multar las discotecas y no los chavales que van a tomarse una cerveza con los amigos al parque.
Igual la gente debería tener la libertad de hacer fiesta sin ir a la discoteca.
#SantiagoDeCompostela
Próxima ayuda del gobierno español: una dosis gratuita de heroína por cada amigo que enganches.
I took a closer look at the second part, the conclusions of the report are the following.
PROXIMAL ORIGIN PUBLICATION: “The Proximal Origin of SARS-CoV-2” publication — which was used repeatedly by public health officials and the media to discredit the lab leak theory — was prompted by Dr. Fauci to push the preferred narrative that COVID-19 originated in nature.
Yes, closing quotation marks are missing in the original too, you would imagine they'd format their documents better, but then again the whole report is terribly formatted. They didn't even bother to copy emails as text and just pasted around the images.
It is really funny how all evidence they provide to support this claim actually appears to disprove it completely.
Because from the available evidence what we can clearly see is the following:
1. Fauci did not prompt the authors to write the article
2. Fauci did not take part in the writing of the article
3. Fauci asked the authors to analyze the Lab Leak theory if they deemed it viable and publish any results which supported it
Here, have a page of the document to evaluate how well it was drafted. No, on this page none of the text is selectable. To be fair, they did pretty good: on some other pages there is some selectable text...
No se porqué nunca puse estás cosas aquí, me abrí un Instagram hace unos meses para éstas tonterías. Igual no hay mucha gente de Santiago aquí.
Era un po' che non lo dicevo, però #ancheOggiSèMangiato (e tranquilli che anche se non lo dico mangio quasi tutti i giorni) tagliatelle all'uovo coi funghi che mi sono cresciuto in camera. Molto buone, approfittando che oggi con una linea di febbre ho potuto lavorare da casa. Un ringraziamento anche alla famiglia che è venuta qui in vacanza il mese scorso e mi ha lasciato un po' di parmigiano. Le tagliatelle non le ho fatte io, sono quelle dell'Eroski, che nonostante sia un discount ha delle paste sue mica male, prodotte in Italia e trafilate al bronzo. Decisamente migliori e meno costose della Garofalo che si trova qui, per non parlare della Barilla. Purtroppo le condizioni sono quelle che sono e temo che ormai di pasta con grano russo non se ne trovi più, però con un po' di fortuna magari le hanno ancora in scorta; che tanto gli Spagnoli qui si comprano quella dannata pasta Gallo che è veramente terribile.
I'd say it is quite useful to quickly get a birds eye view of a topic.
Do you trust anything written in there? Obviously not, but you can find a lot of useful keywords related to a topic you know nothing about and save yourself quite some time.
This year only half the doctoral thesis written in the University of Santiago de Compostela were in English.
42 of these were in Galician, which might make sense considering 44 of these thesis were written by Spanish students working in the fields of arts and humanities, thus they might have written stuff about Galician literature in Galician.
This fact to me highlights the poor aperture of Spanish academics to the outside world and plummets the value of their work.
Some time ago, I was talking with a professor about a possible collaboration and he sent me a PhD thesis of one of his students to give me an overview of what they've been doing. This thesis was in Spanish, I didn't even read it. I believe that if you feel you've done a good work you'll try to share it with other people as much as possible, publishing a thesis in Spanish makes me think you do not value your work enough to make it accessible to other researchers.
I'm disappointed by the Spanish researchers because of this.
Indeed, lots of good researchers are Spanish and I've read plenty of good articles with Spanish authors; however, I believe that this kinds of things lowers the value of their research.
@GustavinoBevilacqua
Ragioniere, concordo con lei: bere acqua è altamente genotossico, molto meglio gustarsi un buon bicchiere di chianti!
Italian, MSc in chemistry specialized in cheminformatics and QSAR.
I'm interested in cooking and building stuff.
I love traveling, I lived in India, China, Slovenia, Poland and Spain.
Currently working in Spain in the field of genomics; and doing a PhD in Drug Development using Quantum Mechanics and Artificial Intelligence.
Don't take what I say as an insult, I have no bad intentions and I'm open to talk about it.
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