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by 001sky 11y ago
"This is a felony." This is probably a too-broad-brush use of the word. Other than that, I like this essay. People should be taught financial literacy early and accurately. Like learning maths notation: It's useful, compact
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This is narrowly true, but broadly false. The concept of 'white privledge' relates to the concept of 'white man's burden', which is european in origin. Nobody debates that indians, japanese, and other asian societi
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For IT firm, Clinton server gives rough introduction to presidential politics(washingtonpost.com)
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hand-eye co-ordination has a timing element. that timing element is based off of emipirical sampling from the environment. music is also structured in time, but it pollutes the time-sampling process when you do something like parralel park
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The Spy Satellite Secrets in Hillary’s Emails(thedailybeast.com)
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This makes the point that reddit is either willful or negligent quite forcefully. Under broad legal doctrine, "ignorance is no excuse" for non-compliance with lawful regulation. So its probably too strong an anology to be relevant
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While you are right in your comment, in so far as what you have written, the implication that [this] "reorganization makes no difference on the financials" is not strictly speaking true. Going forward, this re-organization may ver
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by 001sky 11y ago
Real estate is weird. Easy to have absentee owners. Easy to house money not people. Etc.
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by 001sky 11y ago
The empirical existence of rising marginal cost (as you point out) is not evidence of non-viability. Every economic 101 good is thought to be produced until its marginal cost is sloping upward. Economically coherent industries will continue
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The Obsessively Detailed Map of American Literature's Most Epic Road Trips(atlasobscura.com)
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RF resonant cavity thruster(en.wikipedia.org)
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How Virgin Galactic's spaceship pilot survived a 10-mile fall back to Earth(latimes.com)
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Google officially ends forced Google+ integration–First up: YouTube(arstechnica.com)
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Ebay and Paypal users face 'huge' tax crackdown(telegraph.co.uk)
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The fact specific exercise is: not {all acids} introduced into {all alkaline solutions} make for end-state simple (ie, potable) water. The result is often, water with residual mineral content. And often that is, in fact, quite toxic. EG, A
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New York Times alters Clinton email story(politico.com)
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No, the water in the above examples will not sustain life if you put 'acid' in it to neutralize tested ph. The real core of the issue is the disolved mineral content of the water and how healty or not that is. That ph correlation
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by 001sky 11y ago
My point is if your can organize a paper with sixteen co-authors you can also arrange for peer review. Shortcutting the process makes no sense. Well, it makes perfect sense as propoganda. But not as sincere science.
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Anyone familiar with seawater knows it is not acidic, nor anywhere close. Similarly, inland dry lakes (places like mono, great salt lake, salton etc) are not acidic. But the ph is not relevant to why they can't sustain life. Its a lot
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Seawater is not acidic. There is no such thing as 'acidification' in the literal sense. The water is simply moving closer to ph neutral. Take a look here: http://www.miseagrant.umich.edu/lessons/lessons/b
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by 001sky 11y ago
"Too urgent to be peer-reviewed" Maybe the sixteen co-authors could have...oh, wait what?
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by 001sky 11y ago
You've simply conflated symbols (ie, ≈ ≠ = etc). The original uses shorthand "~=" for coarse equality, in lieu of {option+x}.
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Define unlikely? I mean just as easily the opposite could be assumed.
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...should probably examine their motivations This is silly. NY Times is "the paper of record." The blackline of this article shows the entire piece was re-written. They did this as part of an experiment in "propogating&quot
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Important to remeber that ~50% of ceo's are not "above average".
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Repeated drying cycles can form protein-like polymers(arstechnica.com)
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Ad Blockers, Internet Advertisers Play Cat and Mouse(wsj.com)
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The best age to get married if you don’t want to get divorced(washingtonpost.com)
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How railroads, highways and man-made lines racially divide America’s cities(washingtonpost.com)
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How a precocious 11-year-old girl gave Pluto its name(washingtonpost.com)
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