The therapist needs to have some reason to believe that a person is a threat to you or someone else. One purpose of the law is establishing community standards. Even if a single family all prefer to do nothing about the abuse, the community as a whole does not want to tolerate that kind of behavior in it. So really, it’s not supposed to help. It’s supposed to punish, to try to stop the behavior.
They’d be limited by things like private property rights or a person’s right to life and freedom, but other than that I wouldn’t assume their powers are limited in any public place. The president has inherent power to do certain things (like maintain the army) that isn’t derived from congress, and it’s fair enough to conclude that maintaining the president’s personal safety is necessary for him to be able to execute presidential functions.
We’re only as strong as our alliances, which the current administration is destroying for really no good reason at all. If our allies abandon us, then we aren’t protected from attack. Not really.
It really depends on the other person. Some people are just more intentional about showing their hostility than others. When I’m around people who are really well practiced in being kind to weirdos, I can believe they actually like me even though they hate me.
why yes, attempting to solicit someone to murder on your behalf is a crime.
It depends on the fabric. A lot of synthetic clothes are now made to do well in the dryer. But if it’s 100% cotton, it can be permanently ruined in the first dry.
the weather/state of the roads. please make this easy for me, I am scared of you.
Do you have any research showing walking had no effect on hearth health for obese people because literally everything im seeing off google says it improves heart health
Ok, let’s think about this for a second. If our “heart health” improves from two blocked arteries and a shut down valve at 70 to 1 blocked artery and a shut down valve, are we going to live our full lifespan? No? We’re still going to die prematurely because of a shitty diet.
As far as I’m seeing walking 30 minutes a day does in fact reduce the risk of heart disease in obese patients
not to the degree of completely ameliorating the effects of a horrible diet
Dude. Think about what you just wrote.
It gets better the more familiar you become with it. I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone in real life. There are parts that are just way too jarring.
If it was a reasonable part of the whole, there would be evidence showing “Walking 30 minutes a day significantly reduces heart disease risk in obese patients”. But there isn’t, because that’s a fantasy.
It is mostly diet, though. Poor diet is the #1 cause of death in the US. It’s not just a southern thing. The standard American diet is objectively unhealthy on a global scale. And when I say it’s unhealthy, I mean it leads to premature deaths.
Not here. We mostly get redos. Bigger and shinier hospital, bigger and shinier engineering hall, replace a warehouse with a big and shiny apartment building. It’s crazy. We’ve got people doing drugs and sleeping on the streets, and we spend millions of dollars on a new library renovation.
I don’t really know what a browser does, but that sounds analogous to punishing a tv manufacturer for someone playing a pirated film on their tv.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/stem-cell-therapy-parkinsons-china-b2880000.html
I think it was probably this one that I read, though they did not use the word cure. They significantly improved symptoms.
I saw recently they’ve cured Parkinsons for the first time, and I think HIV can be reversed now. So that’s pretty cool.
Oh, and I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but they fixed airport and hotel wifi. I don’t know why I thought shitty wifi in hotels and airports was something I would have to live with for the rest of my life. It just always was that way, so I thought it would always be that way. But the last time I went on vacation, blazing public wifi at the airport and at the hotel. with video playing. We are the future.
You’re doing it. It does not get easier.
Kind of. The thing about this guy is that he is really thin and fit compared to the average man today.
I am in law school. You could not pay me to do a PHD. Just no. The workload of school is just ridiculous. There are always 5 other things you could do, and, no matter how hard you work, you’ll never catch up to the smart ones. I miss being able to get my stuff done in a day and then turn my brain off.
We do have multiple brilliant epidemiologists who give good health advice. You just need to understand who a credible source is and what people are trained to do. Eg. your typical medical doctor only receives 3 credit hours in nutrition. It’s almost never their speciality. Just like you wouldn’t trust an eye doctor to do surgery on your heart, you shouldn’t trust a heart doctor to be intimately familiar with nutrition epidemiology.