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>even places like Amsterdam Especially places like Amsterdam. That's why they built a giant Synagogue there.
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He was probably a portuguese jew or nobleman. This place is a a good hint: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cuba,_Portugal A place called Cuba in Portugal that predates the arrival to the new world by centuries. These ide
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> and anyone thinking it is would fail out on their qual That I don't know but I have my doubts. This was in a very well know university, so make of it what you wish. I won't give any further details.
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> To my mind, Joe Rogan is the most recent embodiment of the American dream Look how that turned out... Maybe the dream is more like a nightmare.
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> tried to go back and ask to do a PhD in, say, Physics - I'd be promptly told to go fuck myself Only if you need money. If you pay the tuition they'll receive you with open arms. I've seen this for a guy is his mid to lat
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2y ago
Tcl is basically a sloppier Perl with a GUI.
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He's like 2 times the maximum allowed age. I do get the sarcasm though.
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They just hijacked the prestige of the field. Like medical doctors did with the term doctor and psychiatrists by claiming they were doing medicine. The list is almost endeless.
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> If you read a physics textbook from the early 1900s, they didn't really have multivariate calculus and linear algebra expressed as concisely as we do now. This is completely incorrect.
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Still more of a Nobel Prize than the one for Economics.
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> and probably destroyed the credibility of the prize. From now on I'll always see it as just another nobel peace prize. This is beyond ridiculous.
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No direct data and no predictions. The safest of bets.
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Kissinger still got it without peace in Vietnam.
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> Economists have major physics envy All the rigor of pure mathematics, none of the predictive power of Physics.
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Well, not like that!...
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The interesting part is: > Ben is in his second year of UChicago’s JD-MBA
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The Nobel Prize in Economics Is Fake
(chibus.com)
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2y ago
Just give false information.
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> Neurology and biology are absolutely hard sciences Sometimes. > just as hard as physics. No. Not even close.
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> Game changer in treatment of disease we can't even define Doesn't quite have the same ring to it, now does it?
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They are not cross fungible. Money/gold is a proxy in the current social system.
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Gold or money is a just proxy for power. Power is the final crux here.
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Yes. And also fancy graphical visualizations of the music.
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> I'm guessing, of the car makers out there, Tesla and Rivan are near the top since they are new and have people with security experience? From what little has been leaked, I really doubt Tesla should be enar the top.
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It's getting harder and harder to hide the complete lack of achievement. You can only strike each others' egos for so long.
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Those guys basically developed Fourier analysis with very clunky notation. We'll be very lucky if these guys are doing anything even remotely as useful.
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Arnold was an unusual high quality thinker.
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I have no remedies. But I refuse to say "thank you very much" when sand has been thrown at my eyes for decades.
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The only cheap thing here is the amount of actual physics that came out of all of this ptolemaic endeavor. And writing ptolemaic is probably too charitable because the Almagest at least predicted movements quite well at the time (apparently
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And that amounted to 60 years (and counting) of absolutely nothing in terms of how the physical world works. Even Witten's achievements objectively reduce to an alternate proof of the positivity energy theorem in GR. This is an abject
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