@andykpartey @IanCopeland5 And it’s someone from a Caribbean MD LMFAO that’s insane
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@IanCopeland5 Phd at Baylor University and folks are trying to discredit you 😳 ? Herh Twitter is not a real place
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Baylor College of Medicine:
1) Does not offer online PhDs.
2) Is ranked #1 in the country amongst all schools in the United States for Molecular and Human Genetics (the program I recieved my PhD from).
And per your linked in, you attended St. George University, a for profit university in Grenada 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. So you can have several seats...
A better question:
Did you complete your residency and are you board certified?
A yes or no will do...
give.bcm.edu/blue-ridge-ran…
Andrew Zywiec, M.D.@AndrewZywiecMD
@IanCopeland5 Online? And you couldn't even honor? Geez... all that DEI and couldn't even get good grades?
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@sophieiscooking @SwannMarcus89 just saw a comment on that post that said good affairs work alongside your marriage 😭
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@SwannMarcus89 …and I assume the adultery sub advised him to stop cheating and instead invest his time in the people he’s supposed to love?
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Have you considered just not cheating and spending time with your kids instead?
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@TroutCloutGA @SanvyVGC Yea I think 1 is clearly the wrong option here. If you assume it’s KS and play accordingly but it actually is protect, you’ve potentially handicapped yourself for no reason
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@SanvyVGC Honestly there’s enough of a difference, one tha can actually be game altering, if it’s protect vs king shield, so judge calling isn’t a jerk move to pull
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Olympic Champion Adam Peaty-Ramsay on "fending off" teenage rivals British World Junior Champion Filip Nowacki and Japanese World Junior Record Holder Shin Ohashi:
"I don't like the words 'fend off.' I like the word 'attack.' I always have."
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@R3ADYMAR @CM065757992247 @ASFleischman @JoshKellemen You can literally buy this from Trader Joe’s for like… $5 worth? If you buy a bunch beforehand, it’s probably faster to prepare at home than to drive to Panda Express and pick it up
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@CM065757992247 @ASFleischman @JoshKellemen Y’all don’t realize time is money
Not only do you have to waste gas and use utilities but now you have to buy the already expensive groceries and all the things needed to make the food taste sorta like your inspiration
And after all that it’ll still be one step behind in taste
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Panda Express makes no sense to me in an economic level this would have cost me more to make for myself
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@SieversLuke yes tho i’d argue that ledecky is a little bit different since she’s very much a distance specialist (and the best at it). i’d say kate douglass is maybe closer to phelps in terms of breadth of events (she does breast, IM, and 50 free compared to phelps’ fly, IM, and 200 free)
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no hate to op but i think that michael phelps really ruined a lot of people’s ideas of swimming like most olympic swimmers are doing 1-2 individual events and MAYBE a relay like phelps was genuinely just a freak of nature😭
kaori’s double axel@kaoris_dblaxel
it’s definitely unfair that as a skater you can hope for a maximum of 2 olympic medals in a games while swimmers can get 15 in one olympics, but also not sure how to add more medal-eligible events for figure skating
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for the record, i understand that you can't assume they're not parrellel. thank you to all 8 billion ppl for telling me this. however this begs the question: what is the value of making diagrams that aren't to scale?
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If I see MOC winning gold framed as an underdog story I’m gonna say Summer winning the 200 fly is an unexpected twist
Swim Updates@swimupdates
Olympic Champion Mollie O'Callaghan's coach Dean Boxall on the LA Olympics: "We're going to have 44 thousand Americans in SoFi Stadium—brash, bold, screaming. Trump will be there. We're the underdog. We're the Aussie battlers coming in. 25 million people against 380." #LA28
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@ashdgandhi Why would she be deferring payments for 3 years? You used the training time for internal medicine, no subspecialty, but then the salary for a neurosurgeon who trains more than twice as long.
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Please stop making me do this! Assuming she fully defers all loan payments 3 years, she’d be at $471,098. That’s a big number but is very doable given that it entails making interest payments of $27,677 per year while making an average of $650k per year.
Wall Street Apes@WallStreetApes
American medical student just did “horrifying math” on her student loans - Her amount due is $396,945.67 - Annual interest rate: 5.875% - Monthly interest accrual: $1,943.38 Her monthly resident paycheck is $4,054.98 HALF her income goes to just interest… She says if she pays nothing toward interest, the loan would grow to roughly $600,000 by the time she finishes residency Interest rates on student loans are predatory and should be illegal. This is usury
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@TenativeTangent @Stoke0Newington @RAVerBruggen @DStrungk but the 2/3 scenario is that if someone knows that you OR your sibling is a boy but not which one, then that eliminates GG for a 2/3 chance that you guys are the same gender
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@TenativeTangent @Stoke0Newington @RAVerBruggen @DStrungk Even that’s not true though — if you’re a boy, the options are that you have an older brother, an older sister, a younger brother, or a younger sister. BB where you’re older and BB where you’re younger are 2 distinct possibilities
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@Stoke0Newington @RAVerBruggen @DStrungk Mixed occurs at twice the frequency of 2 girls or 2 boys, so it’s still 50/50
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@kja1838 @RAVerBruggen @DStrungk As I said, it's explained in the quoted tweet. BG and GB are equivalent because the order does not matter.
Two girls
Two boys
Mixed
2 out of 3 match, therefore 2/3rds change of matching.
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@DStrungk @HeywoodFloyd10 @MorlockP No, with this question, it’s still 50/50. Of families with 2 children, half of them have 2 kids of the same gender and half of them have 2 kids of different gender. For the former category of family you get 2 Yes votes, and for the latter you get 2 No votes
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@HeywoodFloyd10 @MorlockP It’s a trick question. The question you answered is, what fraction of two kid families have two sexes. The answer is 50%. The question MVS addressed was, if you ask a child with one sibling is the sibling the same sex as you. This is a different question, about conditional 1/2
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this thread references three things:
1. Monty Hall problem
2. Birthday problem
3. "two kids" problem
I know and accept the correct solutions to the first two ; I'm unconvinced re this on the "two kids" problem.
Physics Geek@physicsgeek
The discussion about the Monty Hall problem yesterday reminded me of another time when Marilyn caught grief from a lot of people. She said that for families with only two children, the odds of both children being the same sex was 2/3. People yelled at her, called her stupid, etc., so Marilyn asked her large readership to respond if they were either one of a two sibling family or had only two children themselves, reporting the sexes of the pairs. Many thousands of responses latter and the numbers were roughly 65%-66% (I can't remember exactly because it's been a long time). Some people were stunned by the numbers, still thinking that it should be a 50-50 split. It should not and here's why: Thing of the possible combinations of two children: 1) Two boys 2) Two girls 3) Boy and girl* 4) Girl and a boy* You will note that groups 3 and 4 are the same combination: two children of the opposite sex. So there are really only three combinations: 1)Two boys 2) Two girls 3) One boy and one girl Two out of the three possible combinations are same sex siblings.
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@Stoke0Newington @RAVerBruggen @DStrungk I assume bait but if it’s it’s not, the odds of boy->girl, boy->boy, girl->boy, and girl->girl are all (roughly) equal and only half of those are same sex outcomes
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@RAVerBruggen @DStrungk The probability of the next child being a certain sex is not the same question as two existing children being the same sex. The table in the tweet you quoted lays it out clearly.
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@FutureNextGen @TheOnlyLisaRhea @luxemiaa What makes you think they don’t respect the mom’s rules? There’s no arguing back here
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@TheOnlyLisaRhea @luxemiaa Sounds like the friend group that doesn't have much to show when they grow up. The group that respects simple rules like that for 13 yr olds typically has good outcomes.
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@MrSamRayburn @OrinKerr @rosehorowitch No, that is not at all what the article is saying. I would be highly surprised if they didn’t control for familial background here
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@OrinKerr @rosehorowitch No, they're saying they are the children of the elite. A huge advantage normally associated with royalty. It has nothing to do with merit.
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What’s so special about Harvard? Elite college grads are wildly overrepresented at prestigious firms and in the top 1%. But economists have never figured out why. Some are coming around to a surprising idea w implications for how we think about class, prestige, and peer effects
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@TheRealOneEles @crathanael @mean_field_zane ? The US isn’t subsidizing it, if anything the guy is a net positive for US funding after taxes
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@crathanael @mean_field_zane How is it strategically important for the US to subsidize the education of someone learning Portuguese? It would be one matter if it was industrial or chemical engineering, mining, etc.
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literally gasped at the last five words
bbl mccarthyism@hellciee
i think everyone is overestimating how long it takes to read a book. some books do be long but your average book takes like 3-5 hours in total.
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