future studies will need to investigate if similar pathways are possible in humans (though the authors suggest they don’t see why they wouldn’t)
Why wouldn't an extra-cellular protein have a similar pathways in humans as worms? This research will be easy. Any amyloids in the semen? How about the uterine fluid? Done.
They're definitely all about the communism too. I answered a post asking for any surviving examples of communism with "I think Cuba counts" and got banned Rule 1 IIRC.
Propaganda isn't necessarily lies. It is just biased towards the author's agenda with the goal to persuade a target demographic. For example: an article (or pamphlets being air dropped over their lines) blasting Russia for summarily executing their own troops for retreating would both be factual and propaganda.
That said, I agree with your sentiment. Facts counter the 'undesirable propaganda'.
Professor Maxine Welkers of the University of Toronto Economics Dept. explains, “Given Americans’ low literacy rates, costly health insurance, and how much animal shit their FDA allows in their food, Canada annexing the U.S. is really more of a humanitarian gesture.”
That line is gold.
Trades? Tradesperson. We use unskilled labour to describe things like sales reps, wait staff, and janitors because the list of jobs you used all require post-secondary education.
How badly do you need to fuck up so that China is the one we're rooting for? JFC.
Inc write-up for telling them to follow the instructions in the error message.
I see a Bristow Iron Works in Ontario, but their website is down. They have a Facebook page, but I have it blocked. From what I can see it is 4 years expired.
What’s the internet regulation like in Canada
What’s Canada’s stance on green and renewables
Is Canada pro-regulation?
We are a nation of ~40 million people, speaking two official languages, spread out amongst 10 provinces and 3 territories, encompassing the 2nd largest land area behind russia. We have 4 'recognized' parties (Conservatives, Liberals, New Democrats, and Bloc Quebecois) and the Greens are an up and coming party that have members in the House. We are too diverse to say 'we are all pro anything (except maybe Hockey)'. That said, we are a Social Democracy so regulate far more than the US despite (perhaps in spite of) their economic influence.
Something you didn't ask about but I think you'd likely be interested in is our Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
I emailed the company asking what's up and this is the response I received (not verbatim as I redacted some non-relevant information):