SailorJerry

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by SailorJerry 9mo ago
I don't understand why you're being downvoted. This sounds like a reasonably debatable argument.
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by SailorJerry 9mo ago
Yes, the next paragraph explains why the surprised economists were wrong. I agree with the GP though that the GGP was too quick to say > to the surprise of absolutely no-one with even the most basic grasp of how economies function.
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by SailorJerry 11mo ago
This made me think of Henry Ford's quote about people wanting a faster horse. Granted, he was an extreme outlier, which is why he's worth quoting
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by SailorJerry 1y ago
I think I see your point. However, if the original poster didn't intend to substitute the defense motive with assault, then they could have made the substitution for us.
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by SailorJerry 2y ago
I think the reason I prefer columns is I do the mental expansion into large bracketed expressions. If x is a row and kept inline, then the expansion gets really wide. To keep it compact and have the symbols oriented the same as their expans
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by SailorJerry 3y ago
I generally agree with this point of view, because a 100% failsafe solution can be so costly. I think medicine is a good example of how the cost of perfection scales badly. However, it sounds like significant resources went to institutional
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by SailorJerry 4y ago
I played through two of the games twice and if I'm not mistaken, the sequence of numbers is always the same. Could they be randomized? I have a feeling children would learn the pattern and not focus on numbers.
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by SailorJerry 5y ago
This sounds like a test that's too easy, so everyone scores 110% with extra credit.
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by SailorJerry 6y ago
This is the main characteristic of Dwarfheim https://dwarfheim.com/
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The Thagomizer, after the late Thag Simmons(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by SailorJerry 6y ago|0 comments