CEyzaguirre

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by CEyzaguirre 13y ago
Do Londoners have basic income? It seems like unemployment, police brutality and perceived social exclusion were major factors rather than "spare time." All those factors are why we should be concerned with the creation of an adeq
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by CEyzaguirre 13y ago
Once we solve this whole scarcity problem, sure.
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by CEyzaguirre 13y ago
Someones going to push technology forward inevitably, so I think it's not productive (or correct) to point the finger at those working on these innovations as "bad people." Rather, we should direct our energy towards those th
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by CEyzaguirre 13y ago
I worry because I don't see our safety net radically changing before mass unemployment. But I agree that should be more of the focus rather than holding onto to an antiquated notion of full unemployment.
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by CEyzaguirre 13y ago
The only point I'm trying to make is that blood sugar is culprit of the numerous conditions afflicting wealthy countries, not just obesity. Clearly obesity isn't a neutral variable in this equation.
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by CEyzaguirre 13y ago
Your assumptions about a high fat diet are a function of the "greatest health scam of the century": “Somehow we have been led to believe that dietary fat will raise our cholesterol, which will in turn increase our risk for heart a
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by CEyzaguirre 13y ago
Heart disease etc, including[1]: "This is why hemoglobin A1C is frequently used in studies that try to correlate blood sugar control to various disease processes like Alzheimer’s, mild cognitive impairment, and coronary artery disease.
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by CEyzaguirre 13y ago
Because skinny people don't get diabetes right? /s
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by CEyzaguirre 13y ago
And yet others have such faith in the market behind such regulatory capture.