Response #4 - downvote and move on.

Letters and numbers

It’s such a difficult problem, because it’s so ingrained in our evolution. We are hard wired to find the solution which requires the least effort. This did wonders for our species, and it led to every revolution in history. However, we’re at a crossroads now, and I don’t see any way out of it. There’s just no stopping the momentum.

Omg my sister got noro earlier this year, she’s in her 40s so we were really surprised she got it. It totally kicked her ass

Edit: just realized I mixed up noro and mono. I’m at the end of my day and the brain isn’t draining

“However, even though we found that plant-based products had more food additives this does not necessarily mean an increased health risk. First, we only analysed one product range so we can’t make generalisations to all plant-based products. Second, we didn’t assess the quantity or concentration of food additives used, nor how much or how often people eat these products, so, essentially, we don’t know the level of exposure of food additives from these products. And last, all food additives used in these products have passed UK food safety regulations.”

We need a massive double blind study to be sure

Transference has been known for decades, at least

Here’s a free article on the same study.

https://pancan.org/news/first-ras-inhibitor-extends-survival-in-previously-treated-metastatic-pancreatic-adenocarcinoma-what-you-need-to-know/

Calling them “unproven claims” does a disservice to science, society, and all of humanity. Call them what they are: lies. They’re lies, and they’re killing people.

SPAMMING OVER 30 COMMUNITIES IS INAPPROPRIATE.

That got a chuckle out of me

Why would it be worthless? It’s still a valid, deliverable address to a real person (you). The only difference is the receiver knows which company sold their information AFAIK

I’m fairly certain you’re wrong about the “.” in an email address

Why would a scammer care if you figure out which 3rd party sold you out? I don’t think the risk is worth paying for another subscription.

Probably not.

The best advice I’ve heard is to use a variation of your email (assuming you use Gmail) on every site you sign up for that indicates that website. This would allow you to immediately know.

So what is a Gmail Plus address? Say you have an email address like billgates@gmail.com. If you append a “plus” sign to your email username, Gmail will ignore anything written between the + and @ sign in the email address and still deliver the message to the same mailbox.

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