>People keep acting like there _should_ be a backup to formula There are backups, which are safer than the alternative of starvation, which has a 100% fatality rate. A homemade formula which killed 25% of children would…
Grants are for claiming. Why leave money on the table? Your competitors won't.
> This isn't the media's job. I think maybe this is the problem both specifically here and more widely, there's a major outbreak of 'not their jobitis' going on. The media are 'not my jobbing' this and ignoring the fact…
>Of course, if your child is literally starving, you should look to a less than ideal, short term solution. Yes. That's the issue we're having here. People are encountering that situation of being unable to find…
>the consumer who buys into the hype There's a consumer? So many of the companies that go pop in these situations are solutions in need of a problem; companies trying to singlehandedly invent a market out of thin air…
>The question is she did not where she was, guess there is no gps map. And more importantly she has to fly the thing. I would imagine she had a smartphone. Gmaps/Amaps is no match for Skydemon but it's a million times…
>Or maybe the better analogue is, how do you fulfill your end of the deal as a short seller and return the shares owed to your counterparty if the company disbands in the meantime? If you're short a company and the…
>If you win the bet, you won't have anyone to collect from. They have $78B of assets, not $78T. It wouldn't rival even the smallest of national defaults. Heavy rhetoric but a bit OTT don't you think?
>People keep acting like there _should_ be a backup to formula There are backups, which are safer than the alternative of starvation, which has a 100% fatality rate. A homemade formula which killed 25% of children would…
Grants are for claiming. Why leave money on the table? Your competitors won't.
> This isn't the media's job. I think maybe this is the problem both specifically here and more widely, there's a major outbreak of 'not their jobitis' going on. The media are 'not my jobbing' this and ignoring the fact…
>Of course, if your child is literally starving, you should look to a less than ideal, short term solution. Yes. That's the issue we're having here. People are encountering that situation of being unable to find…
>the consumer who buys into the hype There's a consumer? So many of the companies that go pop in these situations are solutions in need of a problem; companies trying to singlehandedly invent a market out of thin air…
>The question is she did not where she was, guess there is no gps map. And more importantly she has to fly the thing. I would imagine she had a smartphone. Gmaps/Amaps is no match for Skydemon but it's a million times…
>Or maybe the better analogue is, how do you fulfill your end of the deal as a short seller and return the shares owed to your counterparty if the company disbands in the meantime? If you're short a company and the…
>If you win the bet, you won't have anyone to collect from. They have $78B of assets, not $78T. It wouldn't rival even the smallest of national defaults. Heavy rhetoric but a bit OTT don't you think?