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Where to begin? 1) This isn't a recent phenomena. People have been seeing discs in the sky for literally thousands of years. 2) Aircraft can't make 90 degree turns or descend from 80,000 feet to the deck approximately instantly. 3
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The only thing they left out was swamp gas as a possible explanation (RIP Hynek). Seems like another whitewash, "it can't possibly be happening" report. If you spend some serious effort on this and stay away from the crazies
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Your understanding of tech work in the US is basically wrong in every way, and sounds like you're parroting BBC propaganda on why everywhere is terrible but the UK. I suggest living in the US for a year or two to see if it's the d
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This is easy in the US, check out Care Oncology.
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In Soviet Russia, grain farming is national treasure. Iz best in World! Once you factor in per-person free labor, is most top in the world! Everyone is treated same in Soviet collective farm, won't matter if you're rich or poor! A
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Nokia blew up. Spotify was funded by the Danish government. Wise I've never heard of and Airbus is a pan-EU jobs program sponsored primarily by the UK, French and German governments to make sure there's jobs for random people to m
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Yes. And keto, OMAD, etc... They all do the "same thing" in reducing serum glucose and therefore all the downstream bad things that happen. Metformin forms the base plank of novel metabolic cancer regimens too.
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This is entirely accurate from my experience. It's cargo cult "tech scene".
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Cancer as a metabolic disease by Prof. Seyfried. Available on Amazon. Good starting point.
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I've lived in a few different parts of the EU, and couldn't imagine a worse idea than starting a company there (which I did, once). Starting is hard enough without the general negative attitudes, the government insanities, the ins
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Or it may have lengthened it. Oncologists are still in la la land about the genetic (as opposed to metabolic) theory of cancer, it's not clear when they will wake up.
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Some thing are experiential. I can't substantially explain riding a bike to someone who hasn't gone through the process of learning and then being able to ride. It just won't really make any sense and there isn't a frame
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Not really true. If I know I'll make a bunch of money this coming year I can choose to book it as profit or I can hire more people or build a factory. I would love to live in a universe where higher taxes somehow magically gives more p
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Sounds like you haven't run a company, with respect.
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Because it all works out in the end. If a company is taxed more it just means less profits which means I have a smaller 401k, fewer employees and so on, buys less materials, does less work... Corporations aren't magic money trees. It&#
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There are more chargers than (most people) you think. Having more is a good thing, but gas stations adding them wont move the needle any time soon. A friend was telling me recently that there aren't many chargers. He lives in Boulder,
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You need a psychiatric evaluation for diagnosis, which is exceptionally hard to get. So there's a nice shiny website and then there's the reality. Getting the diagnosis and then medication can literally take years, and it looks li
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It's not just cumbersome - it's completely illegal to open a hospital. The lack of competition is the root of all of this mess.
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Exactly. Everyone should know it's completely illegal to open a hospital. It's illegal to charge less at 3am when you're not busy. Any and all competition, even weak competition like Urgent Care, should be encouraged.
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Or we could make it legal to open hospitals, or charge differential pricing based on the time of day... you know, basic stuff? Most people have no idea how captured healthcare is. There's no competition, indeed most healthcare is gover
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There are people who have had a cognitive impairment they've worked with and they're are people who haven't. If you have a brain injury, head trauma, stroke, cognitive migraine.... You're aware of the space you vacate. Y
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If? They already do. Why is nobody aware of the surface pro X?
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Already done with the SQ1 and SQ2 in the surface pro X. Only reason it was done with Qualcomm was the radio I believe.
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... if it's to the "wrong" party? In the bay you're a Democrat or... There are no other options.
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It rains a lot there, not in other places.
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There's a number of pieces: * Writing everything three times for three different computers with three different architectures in three different ways (e.g. numerical vs symbolic integration) * Using obsolete programming languages for t