Is that a Members Only jacket?
jonhendry
joined 2 years ago
A quick pubmed search finds NIH such supported research as:
"In 2005 the genome of the 1918 influenza virus was completely determined by sequencing fragments of viral RNA preserved in autopsy tissues of 1918 victims”
Insights on influenza pathogenesis from the grave. 2011, Virus Research
"death of the child victim”
Characteristics, Classification, and Prevention of Child Maltreatment Fatalities. 2017 Military Medicine
Etc
I’m not sure lawyers file for many NIH grants, but “victim" probably comes up in medical/science research. Pathology would be one possibility.
Note: They're all problems. Just “Trauma" is kind of extra-important because of its use as a medical term.
Trauma surgery, Barotrauma, Traumatic Brain Injury, Penetrating Trauma, Blunt Trauma, Abdominal Trauma, Polytrauma, Etc.
Apparently "Trauma" is banned. That's going to be a problem.
This is what happens when you give power to bigoted morons.
"Gender Neural”
That typo is probably going to screw a lot of Neuroscience grants just because it'll match on some dumb regex.
Also, apparently Hispanic and Latino people don't exist?
To be fair it also endangers people outside the car, just not when a deflagration is set off inside.
It was made to write copy for catalogs, alumni bulletins, and mediocre in-flight magazines.
Steve Jobs: “And so for me a computer has always been a bicycle of the mind, something that that takes us far beyond our inherent abilities.”
Tim Cook on AI:
"A seatless bicycle for the mind”
@YourNetworkIsHaunted
I never read it but somehow absorbed bits from the ambient culture. Might have watched a version at some point.
Age may be part of it. I'm 53. Perhaps Oliver Twist stuff was more visible in US culture in the 70s and 80s than it was later.