Yep, we may have figured out a cure for 30% of people.

Needs further testing and a larger sample size to confirm. But progress is always good

A bullet nonetheless, u/silverbolt2000. Not everything needs to be sliver.

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California’s, you say?

I wonder if this will be the most stupid thing I read on Reddit all day. Probably not.

There's no way big pharma will let this be accessible to the public if it's any good

That’s too much, if you’re not a permanent resident of some kind you shouldn’t be allowed to buy anything. It’s the only nationalistic view I hold

From now on when they say No one can afford a house they mean No One, even White people

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Jesus christ this is just what I needed.

I just got lost for an hour reading posts about imperial Japan and the Khmer rouge.

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Multiple access controlled expressways, dedicated freight rail corridors, metro trains coming up in tier 2 cities, upgrading existing railway network, bullet train projects finally gaining pace building new bigger deepwater ports, and much more

This is Indias chance to fix transportation and lureinvestors

Great! Time to increase the price to $200.000 per pill, imagine the profits!

And it's impossible to do that in the current plurality system due to the lack of compromises and coalitions between the two major parties. Which is why America should switch to multiparty democracy with proportional representation. It's vastly superior to the current plurality system.

The best way for racial integration in housing is to make people financially equal. Of course that hard to achieve by various reasons, but other solutions are temporary at best.

Honestly with the way society treats animals, particularly animals like poultry, it’s not that surprising some asshole went out of their to target a goose.

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Going back to "the projects" will not solve redlining, integration or the housing crisis. It will solve developers ledgers. Lazy politicians.

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From the source paper at https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-023-05812-3:

>The rate of complete remission or complete remission with partial haematologic recovery (CR/CRh) was 30% (95% confidence interval (CI) 18.8–43.2) in 18 of 60 evaluable patients with undetectable measurable residual disease (MRD)

So, not terrible - but still not a silver bullet.

Length of National Highways have upgraded from 96,000 km to 1.5 lakhs km, soon to be upgraded to 2 lakhs km. Indians waterways transportation is expected to double in a few years, already 37 new waterways projects are in advanced stage of construction. 1300 railways stations have been upgraded.

First time, nation wide vehicle registration system adopted with BH series, existing vehicles also eligible.

Pace of road construction per day increased from 12 km to 30 km. In a good way, construction speed was 36.5 km per day during lockdown.

Average 30-50% reduction in time already achieved or in execution process in peak road ways.. Like Delhi Mumbai or Delhi to Kolkata route

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