ThomPete

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by ThomPete 6y ago
My son was born 10 weeks (started having issues 14 weeks) too early. One of the primary reasons he was born that early was that my wifes Cervical was expanding too fast. The remedy lay down don't move. A simple explanation could simply
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by ThomPete 6y ago
I am on Sloan Memorial with one of the best in the world as I have more than a thousand moles. So I can't really do that.
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by ThomPete 6y ago
No it's not going to be permanent if 1% of the worlds population dies not sure where you are getting that idea from.
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by ThomPete 6y ago
I eat and drink pretty well. Expensive wines, organic food, barista made coffee, I go (went) to Michelin restaurants, drink good whiskey, I enjoy a good barista made coffee and few things are as nice as getting it in a nice café. I've
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by ThomPete 6y ago
You can calculate it yourself. Europe (exl Russia) is around 176000
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by ThomPete 6y ago
I don't have a choice. My dermatologist have not been available for "non-essential" situations.
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by ThomPete 6y ago
First of all why the strawman? I was responding to a post that claimed there were no argument against. You can't compare the entire US with a country. The EU have had roughly as many deaths as the US per capita. That's the correct
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by ThomPete 6y ago
well tell that to the cancer, diabetes and high blood pressure ,depression victims who don't get diagnosed in time or havent gotten the proper treatment. Tell that to the people who's lifework have been destroyed and I could go o
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by ThomPete 6y ago
that really depend on the group
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by ThomPete 6y ago
But it doesn't shut down countries.
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by ThomPete 6y ago
The value of a group is based on the quality of its individuals.
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by ThomPete 6y ago
It's transmissible by air via mosquitos. Have you tried telling a mosquito to wear a mask?
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by ThomPete 6y ago
No sure what you mean. Malaria isn't shutting down countries. They learned to live with it and it's factored into society just like cancer and heart-attacks etc is.
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by ThomPete 6y ago
But you still allow them to work.
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by ThomPete 6y ago
This is called value based pricing. No cure no pay. They take care of everything for you and will provide more and more tools for you. Furthermore it's a white label solution which means you aren't on some platform like medium. Pe
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by ThomPete 6y ago
when we launched zecco back in 2007 we gave out free hotdogs on wall street under the banner of “There is such a thing as a free lunch”. Thats marketing
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by ThomPete 6y ago
For what it's worth H1Bs were being misused by indian tech companies who got the majority of them [1] because the salary requirements haden't been updated for decades [2] That meant the ability to undercut american workers. I don&
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by ThomPete 6y ago
Americas healthcare system has it's flaws but the benefits amongst others is that it keeps being able to afford to invest in new research and methods and to specialize. It's the advantage of being a profit center. This is much har
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by ThomPete 6y ago
You are right my bad. I didn't see the Takeaway part.
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by ThomPete 6y ago
Linkedin works for me not the other way around. Its a giant rolodex, stays mostly out of the way and make it easy for me to investigate various things like who knows a person or what does company x do I even pay for the premium account and
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by ThomPete 6y ago
Just eat was originally Danish not Dutch
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by ThomPete 6y ago
I call this anecdotal growth mutation. You see something, you share it, a lot of other people share it. Suddenly the anecdote becomes statistically significant in the heads of everyone.
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by ThomPete 6y ago
You can't teach people how to think. Like everything else only once it gets applied to do learn how to use it i.e. like everything else if you don't practice it's mostly useless because you have developed the intuition for us
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by ThomPete 6y ago
social science is interpretation of data and much closer to history than science. The data will often change over time and thus the interpretation. Its very problematic that we treat it as science because it can be politized. To the extent
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by ThomPete 6y ago
In Denmark we have an expression "fagidiot" loosely translated "idiot of your field". A soldier who can't enjoy a war movie because their use or the sound of the machine gun is wrong. The designer who can't sta
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by ThomPete 6y ago
thats editorializing
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by ThomPete 6y ago
i love it when political opinion pieces gets presented by the author as just reality. Its certainly not my reality you are explaining.
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by ThomPete 6y ago
i am arguing that who is politically correct depends on time and context. There was a time when the left was politically incorrect conpared to the mainstream. It has nothing to do with political observation.
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by ThomPete 6y ago
That's not really the point. Regardless of your political view the issue is the same. If you want to be editorializing people's content then you are a publisher and then you are responsible for the content they write. The point of
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by ThomPete 6y ago
You base that on what exactly?

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