DoodleBuggy

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by DoodleBuggy 10y ago
Politics, lobbyists.
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by DoodleBuggy 10y ago
Fake reviews are part of the innovation.
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by DoodleBuggy 10y ago
Yelp for everything, then we won't need anything!
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by DoodleBuggy 10y ago
I don't know, some random anonymous reviewer on the internet said this was pretty good! I'll take it and see what happens!
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by DoodleBuggy 10y ago
You think the average consumer is going to read (let alone understand) dense clinical trials and review data from NIH and elsewhere to make their own determination on the risks and benefits of a drug? LOL, give me a break. Efficacy and pati
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by DoodleBuggy 10y ago
That's a pretty standard approach/attitude of human traders too, to cut your losses and move on. Remember it's trading, not longterm investing.
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by DoodleBuggy 10y ago
> By definition a victimless crime involves consenting parties with no harm to outside parties. There can be situations where something does impact a non-consenting party, which is when it stops being victimless.
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by DoodleBuggy 10y ago
Drug use is almost entirely victimless. This is well studied, researched, documented. By definition a victimless crime involves consenting parties with no harm to outside parties. There can be situations where something does impact a non-co
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by DoodleBuggy 10y ago
Similar to the 2016 MacBook Pro benchmarking worse than the 2013, 2014, and 2015 MacBook Pro http://browser.primatelabs.com/mac-benchmarks
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by DoodleBuggy 10y ago
Meanwhile, low-income Indians sell their kidneys https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eny6D-7f_rc The Red Market is an interesting/disturbing book on the organ trade, here's an NPR interview with the author http:&#x2F
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by DoodleBuggy 10y ago
Is there really a crisis? Some people use and abuse drugs, drink, gamble, who cares? It's a victimless crime.
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by DoodleBuggy 10y ago
> "For long term pain opioids don't treat the pain" I imagine if you or someone very close to you had severe chronic pain your ill informed opinion would soon change.
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> "The issue is that taxpayers are subsidizing the purchase of food and drinks which are known to be incredibly bad for the health of consumers." Wait until you learn about farm subsidies.
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by DoodleBuggy 10y ago
So, how do you overcome the motion sickness / nausea problem?
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by DoodleBuggy 10y ago
> I have no pre-existing conditions Have you been to a doctor before? Then you might have a pre-existing condition.
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by DoodleBuggy 10y ago
It's OK. We're in a post-fact era.
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by DoodleBuggy 10y ago
See? Don't overthink it.
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by DoodleBuggy 10y ago
Oh ResEdit, you were so much fun.
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by DoodleBuggy 10y ago
Or maybe he got bored and had a great offer from Tesla?
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by DoodleBuggy 10y ago
So your primary complaint is with the price of pharmaceuticals, and perhaps the cost of health care in general in the USA, and not health insurance itself. If only there was some large body that was able to negotiate reasonable rates for he
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by DoodleBuggy 10y ago
Are you volunteering to give up your health insurance to test your theory?
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by DoodleBuggy 10y ago
Nice post, the stories echo multiple people I know as well. Having health insurance tied exclusively to a job is anti-entrepreneurial. That should be fairly obvious. The ACA has flaws but it also has some great features that need to persist
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by DoodleBuggy 10y ago
> "The new average battery-life results are, in order, 15.75 hours, 18.75 hours, and 17.25 hours." This is even more of a red flag than the original tests. On what planet do you get 18 hours of battery on a single charge? Or ev
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by DoodleBuggy 10y ago
Clearly we need to incentivize development of various new antibiotics.
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Woman dies of superbug resistant to every available antibiotic(statnews.com)
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by DoodleBuggy 10y ago
Sure, that's why it's called fantasy.
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by DoodleBuggy 10y ago
Were these 100,000 new jobs not previously planned?
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by DoodleBuggy 10y ago
You might be right. But if you're a consumer, these kind of concepts do nothing but frustrate because it: 1) sets totally unrealistic expectations 2) is total fantasy And lesser informed people often think these are real if they see th
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by DoodleBuggy 10y ago
Just wait for gentrification to hit the area. Then the $50k houses will be worth $650k+.
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More bad news for Apple and the Mac

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