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Killing UA business model would not be that bad. Protecting big business should not be the goal in itself. We don't know what kind of games would replace these malevolent business models. We might get new kind of games and companies. M
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My proposal would work equally to everyone because the limit would be related to purchase price.
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It was thought that people would use less restaurants and bars if smoking was forbidden. It's more likely that when incentives change, the whole customer base changes. The current system of preying whales to pay for games has negative
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Regulation proposal: Set maximum spending limit/time tied to the purchase price. The limit is tied to account and player character. example: 1. free-to-play: $100/year. 2. other: 10×purchase price/year. For a $50 game the
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What Cathie Wood is doing is exactly what Semyon Dukach describes in "The real cause of the financial crisis – An MIT Blackjack Team perspective from 2009" http://semyondukach.blogspot.com/2009/01/real-
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The cause of the financial crisis -An MIT Blackjack Team perspective (2009
(semyondukach.blogspot.com)
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Poems and aphorisms are an art form that requires the reader to fill gaps in logical structure to create meaning. Humans naturally try to generate meaning from arbitrary nonsense if it's grammatically correct. Human curated samples wil
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General comment about theoretical systems like Lacanianism. They seem to have these common features: 1) They are self-contained systems. They may be interesting in the terms of sci-fi worldbuilding, but you must suppress critical thinking a
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Pancreatic islet cryopreservation by vitrification (possible diabetes cure)
(nature.com)
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Pancreatic islet cryopreservation by vitrification achieves high viability, function, recovery and clinical scalability for transplantation https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-022-01718-1
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Cold treatment for insulin-making cells points to diabetes cure
(nature.com)
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Moscow and St. Petersburg have many demonstrators, but they are not representative of public opinion. Levada Center polls are usually considered trustworthy. Levada is an independent polling organization that has been doing accurate polls e
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Not any authoritarian or totalitarian dictatorhip is fascist. Russia is getting there if they get the right energy going. Robert Paxton (author of Anatomy of Fascism) points out that one feature of fascism is it's flexibility with doct
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America’s Liberal Social Climate and Trends: Change in 283 General Variables
(academic.oup.com)
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1. Experiments, and natural experiments 2. causal discovery methods + generic assumptions Economists are really putting effort into sound methodology.
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A field fixes itself: the applied turn in economics
(newthingsunderthesun.com)
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Pulse as a Biometric Measure of Wellbeing
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The bulldozer vs. vetocracy political axis
(vitalik.eth.limo)
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(outside the United States point of view) In Democracies with a reasonable proportional representation (PR) improving how to choose from N options, or how to allocate M resources, is secondary to the problem of how to select and parametrize
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Thanks. Another number to watch is core inflation in the last 2 years. From a few months before covid to the latest number: Nov 2019: 265427, Nov 2021: 283201 Annualized Core CPI is 3.29%. +1.3% higher than the target. My first order guess
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Relevant to Vitalik Buterin's Crypto Cities article https://vitalik.ca/general/2021/10/31/cities.html
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The Handbook for Radical Local Democracy v2.0 [pdf]
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I disagree. Japan, Taiwan, Korea are a good examples. They started by copying and making cheap trash. Gradually improving and catching up. It was not until the 80s when people started to notice that Japanese quality was up. Korea and Taiwan
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The corollary of all of this is that copying, mimicry and imitation is not lesser art. Historically Asian artists and musicians imitated master's styles. Only after you are fully mastering the previous style, you can add something litt
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Marshall McLuhan 1966 – Predicting the Internet with Robert Fulford
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‘Final Fantasy’ producer says 5G will end games console’s long reign
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How are central bank digital currencies different from other payment methods?
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Whither the Price of Bitcoin? (2019)
(research.stlouisfed.org)
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Societal Donatism
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>It turns out it’s all true. The cars are impressive and their flaws get covered up. Musk is a lying ignorant grifter and he has inspired innovation in the electric car industry. Understanding that these seemingly contradictory things ca
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