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by RobertoG 5y ago
That's great insight about Lynch. I was totally puzzled by Mulholland Drive, then I read an explanation in a IMDB review, watch it again, and I was amazed that everything made sense. It was encrypted and somebody gave me the keys. That
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by RobertoG 5y ago
Inside trading of the information in that database would be something!
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I know that many business, specially small business, struggle. I'm just saying that is surprising how is not even discussed, like if it was not a factor in what we are talking about.
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by RobertoG 5y ago
You shouldn't have that kind of conversation without speaking also about profits. If there is real competitiveness, a company that suffers shortages of an input (workers in this case), would see an increase in price and a fall in profi
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by RobertoG 5y ago
How is that an opposite explanation?
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by RobertoG 5y ago
That list says that Nigeria and Hong Kong have "moderate" skills in English, their official language. Sounds a little weird to me.
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by RobertoG 5y ago
>>"until recently you couldn't even grow that stuff well in eg most parts of Germany" He said Europe, not Germany specifically. https://www.world-foodhistory.com/2018/10/history-of-wheat-i...
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by RobertoG 5y ago
If somebody say something that is wrong and another person correct it, we all learn something. I think there is nothing wrong with saying your thing, if you do it in a humble way and you don't pretend to be an expert. It's called
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by RobertoG 5y ago
Never mind how crazy is your idea, there is always somebody that it's already trying it: https://www.zero2infinity.space/bloostar/ Of course, you still have to accelerate to orbit, but you don't have to deal
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by RobertoG 5y ago
Here we are, trying to improve solar cells to avoid global warming, and dissidents like you want to add a sun to the solar system.
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by RobertoG 5y ago
In my experience, people who focus on the laziness of others are trying to bring the focus at how they themselves are not lazy. There is something similar going on with overweight. What's so difficult? just eat less! look at me! It&#x
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by RobertoG 5y ago
>>"I have also read that Vietnam vets did a lot of drugs while in Vietnam but most of them quit when they returned to the US and did so without any kind of treatment." I have read elsewhere that something that makes a big di
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by RobertoG 5y ago
The kind of the article seems to be a smaller one, but anyone that it's in permanent warfare with lions is probably somebody you don't want to mess with.
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by RobertoG 5y ago
>>"Settlers taking land is also interesting. It took quite a while before someone (and none of the big ones) cared to mention that the latest dispute was over Jewish owned land that was stolen by Jordan during their short managem
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by RobertoG 5y ago
>>"or this money will eventually end up as new money in someone's pocket (via new loans) and potentially create inflation. " For that to happen you need enough credit demand in the economy. It could happen, and, as you
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by RobertoG 5y ago
>>"There was huge inflation during WWI, as the government sold war bonds." I'm not sure of what you are saying there, but it can be interpreted like war bonds is the cause of inflation. It's exactly the opposite. A
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by RobertoG 5y ago
>>"As far as I can make out David Deutsch started Quantum Computation to be able to have a quantum observer to probe the nature of quantum reality." That's very surprising to me, because Deutsch is heavily in the Everet
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by RobertoG 5y ago
>>"Israel is always ready for peace" That I doubt very much. In my opinion we are seeing a clear on going colonization effort. This is not about religion or race, but about land and the rest is a distraction. Because we are
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by RobertoG 5y ago
I don't think that's the problem, the problem is that progress in cameras is parallel to progress in drones and CGI, so we always will be able to explain away everything. If there is something to this phenomenon, no individual vid
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by RobertoG 5y ago
Even if you assign a low probability to an Armageddon, why you assume that a more "tactic" explosion will come from a small state instead of the states that have the vast majority of weapons in the planet?
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by RobertoG 5y ago
>>"I have no clue what I’m talking about. " Nobody told me we have to specify that! I thought that was the default and we only have to say when we are experts in something! Now I have to delete all my posts.
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by RobertoG 5y ago
>>"would pay off if it prevents back pain, removes strain from your heart and keeps you more rested while working. " If that's the case, astronauts should come back healthier from space instead of less healthy.
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by RobertoG 5y ago
That was an interesting read. I just left this comment in the site (maybe it would interest somebody here too): "Have somebody checked a correlation between breast feeding vs. infant formula in early infancy and hungry feelings in adul
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The Liquid Metal Battery: Innovation in stationary electricity storage [video](youtube.com)
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by RobertoG 5y ago
We are probably using the wrong kind of battery for grid storage. There are some promising techs out there, like Liquid Metal Battery: https://ambri.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NiRrvxjrJ1U
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by RobertoG 5y ago
I wached the video again, the guy that is leaving is asking in Spanish "is this one of us?" about the guy in the floor, I think. I think it could be Dominican Spanish accent, but I could be wrong. I suppose it would make sense to
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by RobertoG 5y ago
Something that surprise me is that nobody mention the bodyguards. I doubt the president of a country was unguarded (Olof Palme case showed how unwise that is even in Sweden). Maybe this unlucky guy in the floor was one and just nobody care
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by RobertoG 5y ago
What the megaphone guy says? I can't understand it.
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by RobertoG 5y ago
I think you are right. My impression is that all the UI is dedicated to fool the user perception of the catalog, to make it look better than it is.
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by RobertoG 5y ago
It seems like there is a push for hydrogen in Europe in the last months, and a lot of it seems coming from the big energy companies. Could be they are trying to find a way to get a piece of the European pandemic recovery funds, which are go

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