MrFantastic

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   by MrFantastic 10y ago

   I'm not sure I agree. In sports some people can watch a new technique and instantly be able to copy the movements. Other people have to be guided through each step. It's a combination of visual data and proprioception. Personally,
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   by MrFantastic 10y ago

   Most good golfers start when they are small and/or grew up near a golf course. Many amateurs never get good because they they don't practice the right things(e.g. putting and short game). Drive for show, putt for dough.
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   by MrFantastic 10y ago

   I've always found it funny how strange dictating to a device is relative to typing. I can speak to real person with ease, but talking to a device makes my ideas jumbled. I guess dictation is a skill like anything else.
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   by MrFantastic 10y ago

   There are no free markets where price transparency doesn't exist. Even surgeons can't predict what prices will be for a procedure. Healthcare, because of the complexity of understanding how the body works, is a natural local monop
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   by MrFantastic 10y ago

   Luckily our judicial branch isn't affected by bribes from for-profit prisons. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kids_for_cash_scandal I'm sure the $45+ million spent lobbying congress had nothing to do with inc