The socialism one seems to be in bad faith, like not even trying to be in line with how socialism would explain it analogously to the others.
Cherimoya skins regularly consumed cause Parkinson’s like symptoms. Some fruit skins are okay, others are not. And some are only okay if home grown or organic bc the skin is otherwise loaded with pesticide residues
Europe isn’t a monolith and some countries are weird about cards. Here’s two examples. In Germany, cash is strongly preferred or was the last time I was there a few years ago. In Norway, cash is nigh nonexistent. Don’t…
Local grocery distributers? I thought the big ones had an absurd market share
My take on the peptides craze is it’s like random people started injected insulin because they have a hazy idea of it being helpful for something or other based on the word on the street but they aren’t sure about dose…
Except the USA has its own supply. Vermont would be strongly pro Canadian syrup export tax
Why do you assume they are all the exact same and not that some are using even cheaper ingredients/components? There’s really no knowing what contaminating or failed spec made that batch super cheap. It’s a race to the…
I.e you’re saying AWS values hiding data from google more than customer satisfaction. That doesn’t sound like being customer focused or obsessed at all.
“Whatever the harmful effects on my health are, that is a trade I make consciously” Technically since it appears the effects are nebulous to you and if consciousness means informed then it seems a conscious decision is…
Even with moral issues aside, Palantir is absurdly expensive and seems to be focused on selling buzzwords over actual value and tech. It’s like crack for non-technical big wigs.
So much science work and analysis - all likely ruined by poor dietary controls. I skimmed the actual linked paper to see any details about the vegan vs meat rich diets and didn’t see any discussion whatsoever on that…
It’s hard to take an article seriously that uses a snowflake ceo maligning Hadoop as evidence of something. (Note, I am already a believer that data lake efforts usually ended badly.) Regardless of whether their…
Yay more sources of weird forever chemicals. And while it’s been a long time since I had ochem, there’s quite a few places this molecule looks like it can break apart. They should show results from oxidation, thermal…
But if their debt goes bad, isn’t that debt the very bonds that make up the other part of those asset allocations?
Does that Norwegian guy really want his email floating around the internet for bots to scrape and randos to spam?
What’s your point? Just over half of physicians smoked in 1950, are you suggesting we made a mistake in discouraging smoking?
That world model is not in touch with reality. R&D spend does not correlate with innovation or creativity. It’s surprising what gets counted as R&D in a big company. Small companies have to have an innovative product in…
History well supports that large companies do not innovate well, with nearly all collapsing due to stagnation and bureaucracy. A predicted bad outcome does not mean they can avoid it
Following that logic, Microsoft and oracle should be putting out a lot of innovative quirky software! I can’t think of a single example where a super large company gets more willing to take risks when it gets larger.…
So you don’t realize most you tube influencers using dji or insta360 are being paid to use them? That’s the main reason I’ve seen YouTubers switch. The Chinese brands absolutely flood content creators with free gear and…
Everyone starts with a perfect driving record until one day it’s not perfect.
That is a baffling response, no one suggested corporations have consciousness. The poster said “I don’t think there’s anything wrong with this” are they a corporation? If they are, apparently they do have consciousness…
“ In principle, I don't think there's anything wrong with this. All investment expects a ROI over some time horizon” Huh? Why is there nothing wrong? Yes they wouldn’t make the investment if they didn’t think they had a…
Should there be taxes on alcohol and cigarettes? Should there be warnings on them? What about on heroin?
What predictions? Why is it useful to know what the odds are for Trump to the word “postage stamp” in a specific speech? Why are the sports odds useful? Word mention market and sports market are the majority of bets…
The socialism one seems to be in bad faith, like not even trying to be in line with how socialism would explain it analogously to the others.
Cherimoya skins regularly consumed cause Parkinson’s like symptoms. Some fruit skins are okay, others are not. And some are only okay if home grown or organic bc the skin is otherwise loaded with pesticide residues
Europe isn’t a monolith and some countries are weird about cards. Here’s two examples. In Germany, cash is strongly preferred or was the last time I was there a few years ago. In Norway, cash is nigh nonexistent. Don’t…
Local grocery distributers? I thought the big ones had an absurd market share
My take on the peptides craze is it’s like random people started injected insulin because they have a hazy idea of it being helpful for something or other based on the word on the street but they aren’t sure about dose…
Except the USA has its own supply. Vermont would be strongly pro Canadian syrup export tax
Why do you assume they are all the exact same and not that some are using even cheaper ingredients/components? There’s really no knowing what contaminating or failed spec made that batch super cheap. It’s a race to the…
I.e you’re saying AWS values hiding data from google more than customer satisfaction. That doesn’t sound like being customer focused or obsessed at all.
“Whatever the harmful effects on my health are, that is a trade I make consciously” Technically since it appears the effects are nebulous to you and if consciousness means informed then it seems a conscious decision is…
Even with moral issues aside, Palantir is absurdly expensive and seems to be focused on selling buzzwords over actual value and tech. It’s like crack for non-technical big wigs.
So much science work and analysis - all likely ruined by poor dietary controls. I skimmed the actual linked paper to see any details about the vegan vs meat rich diets and didn’t see any discussion whatsoever on that…
It’s hard to take an article seriously that uses a snowflake ceo maligning Hadoop as evidence of something. (Note, I am already a believer that data lake efforts usually ended badly.) Regardless of whether their…
Yay more sources of weird forever chemicals. And while it’s been a long time since I had ochem, there’s quite a few places this molecule looks like it can break apart. They should show results from oxidation, thermal…
But if their debt goes bad, isn’t that debt the very bonds that make up the other part of those asset allocations?
Does that Norwegian guy really want his email floating around the internet for bots to scrape and randos to spam?
What’s your point? Just over half of physicians smoked in 1950, are you suggesting we made a mistake in discouraging smoking?
That world model is not in touch with reality. R&D spend does not correlate with innovation or creativity. It’s surprising what gets counted as R&D in a big company. Small companies have to have an innovative product in…
History well supports that large companies do not innovate well, with nearly all collapsing due to stagnation and bureaucracy. A predicted bad outcome does not mean they can avoid it
Following that logic, Microsoft and oracle should be putting out a lot of innovative quirky software! I can’t think of a single example where a super large company gets more willing to take risks when it gets larger.…
So you don’t realize most you tube influencers using dji or insta360 are being paid to use them? That’s the main reason I’ve seen YouTubers switch. The Chinese brands absolutely flood content creators with free gear and…
Everyone starts with a perfect driving record until one day it’s not perfect.
That is a baffling response, no one suggested corporations have consciousness. The poster said “I don’t think there’s anything wrong with this” are they a corporation? If they are, apparently they do have consciousness…
“ In principle, I don't think there's anything wrong with this. All investment expects a ROI over some time horizon” Huh? Why is there nothing wrong? Yes they wouldn’t make the investment if they didn’t think they had a…
Should there be taxes on alcohol and cigarettes? Should there be warnings on them? What about on heroin?
What predictions? Why is it useful to know what the odds are for Trump to the word “postage stamp” in a specific speech? Why are the sports odds useful? Word mention market and sports market are the majority of bets…