MrDrDr

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by MrDrDr 4y ago
Reminds me of the poem by Matsu Basho: Seek not to follow in the footsteps of men of old; seek what they sort.
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by MrDrDr 4y ago
Very nice - the explainer was helpful. Just lost an enjoyable 30mins :)
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by MrDrDr 4y ago
Teach your kids both.
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by MrDrDr 5y ago
Does anyone have any insights on this apparent discovery?
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Lithium Sulfur Batteries(freethink.com)
2 points by MrDrDr 5y ago|2 comments
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by MrDrDr 5y ago
Impressed the author resisted using the phrase “The devil finds work for idle hands”.
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by MrDrDr 5y ago
Brilliant. Race will likely always remain an important cultural concept (for many important reasons) - but this is a compelling demonstration of its fragile foundations.
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by MrDrDr 5y ago
I'll respectively disagree that it provides a list of medicines. It provides a list of 'Chemical agents', their ideal form and dose. My point is the over generalisation of these lists. Behind each chemical is an actual produc
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by MrDrDr 5y ago
While I support the WHO and its efforts to provide standardised information - this attempt fall too short to be useful. It would not have taken much to provide a little more meta-data for this to be far more useful. In the UK we have a SNOM
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by MrDrDr 6y ago
No one can force someone to take a vaccine - but the government can prevent people - or segments of the population - from taking it. By preventing one group taking it, due to health concerns, it may increase the spread of the disease in oth
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by MrDrDr 6y ago
While this issue is too rare to alter the current vaccine strategy - it does raise an interesting ethical question. What should we do if, for a specific segment of the population, the vaccine poses a greater risk than contracting the virus?
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by MrDrDr 6y ago
Very good article. I think there is an important distinction between acute and chronic disease, with respect to how much time you have to consider the choices you need to make - while you retain the capacity to make them. In the UK there is
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by MrDrDr 6y ago
Thank you for posting - I found this video fascinating. Made me think about the law in the UK. Interestingly when arrested here we are told : “You do not have to say anything. But, it may harm your defence if you do not mention when questio
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by MrDrDr 6y ago
Alternatively: “Do not seek to follow in the footsteps of the wise. Seek what they sought.” – Matsuo Bashō
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by MrDrDr 6y ago
My thoughts exactly! I read 'On Bullshit' a while back and it struck me as an hilarious thesis attacking the social sciences in general. There is some type of recursive irony going on here.
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by MrDrDr 6y ago
There are lots of popular tropes of how our brain works and I'd agree with this author that they are oversimplified and generally incorrect - I'd add the left brain right brain divide to the list. However the author appears to be
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by MrDrDr 6y ago
The first thing I'd say is that while this must be stressful there is no point worrying about what you can't control. It follows then that you must feel that changing your current situation (or the politics surrounding it) is not
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Modern Monetary Theory – why can't we print more money?(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by MrDrDr 6y ago|0 comments
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by MrDrDr 6y ago
A very smart strategic move from Amazon. It will be very interesting to see how traditional retail pharmacy responds. It should also help drive the adoption of interoperability standards.
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by MrDrDr 6y ago
I've found it surprisingly accurate. But the main workflow is a little awkward. The handwriting conversion only seems available (unless I've missed something) when you want to share a document via email - the conversion to text ha
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by MrDrDr 6y ago
So - am way out of my depth here and I agree with the comment above - but I had imagined, given the fashion aspect you could consider something similar to the ear cuff design e.g: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-PO5tT-NZ-zI/U
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by MrDrDr 6y ago
This article seems to define a polymath as someone who is an expert in one domain and has opinions in other domains - those opinions being given greater value because of their other expertise. However - I'd argue that a polymath is som
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by MrDrDr 6y ago
I think this is a great idea. But why just aim this as women? There are a lot of 'out there' earring designs you could consider that might make your product both technically simpler and more gender neutral.
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by MrDrDr 6y ago
If you love Glen Gould playing Bach - I’d recommend checking out Vikingur Olafsson. https://vikingurolafsson.com/media/
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Allegory and effect of good and bad government(youtu.be)
1 points by MrDrDr 6y ago|1 comments
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by MrDrDr 6y ago
Ambrogio Lorenzetti, Palazzo Pubblico frescos: Allegory and effect of good and bad government
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by MrDrDr 7y ago
Interesting programme. I guess the policy of a country - and it’s conviction rate - needs to balance the risk of innocent people jailed against the guilty walking free. I presume different countries legislate according to which they find mo
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by MrDrDr 7y ago
Separating what you want to achieve from how. A simple idea that has massively changed my life. I’m sure I was told/read it lots before but the ‘a-ha’ moment only came when I had to work it out for myself.
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by MrDrDr 7y ago
A startup in this space to watch: http://iamrecognised.com/
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by MrDrDr 7y ago
I run a non-profit healthcare IT company in the Uk. We have just signed a customer (hospital) in the north (UK). Send me your CV (in my profile) - would be happy to chat.

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