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Yes, but the original unedited texts still survive and are the basis for the better translations. Specially she edited his work to turn it into proto-Nazi antisemitic propaganda… which is something Nietzsche deeply disapproved of. To this d
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Half way through your comment I got worried you were about to claim you could charge your EV off its own internal outlet. No joke, I’ve seen many people on car forums saying EV companies are idiots for not making them self charging.
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Not if you are on a loose offroad surface. The Sherp offroad vehicle for example, only turns this way.
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Clearly we should open up usernames to be an unlimited size set of mixed data types: e.g. the first “character” could be a hand drawn picture of a cat, the second the entire text of the US constitution in unicode, and so on. We could then e
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You can add custom charge cycling on a schedule if using the Chargie app. One could for example have it normally stay at 50% but do a full charge/discharge cycle weekly. Overall though, it would probably make the most sense to physical
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I use a chargie device which is a hardware level charge limiter
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As an academic PI I would not feel the slightest inclination or pressure to produce results favorable to a company just because I got a research grant from their foundation. Most such places use volunteer external reviewers to avoid a confl
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They are correct.
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It was obvious to lay people observing the situation that it was airborne- with things like the choir singing superspreader event in March 2020. This was so unlike past airborne diseases, that this was a rare case where being formally educa
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I should have done a better job of adding some caveats to my recommendation of Jung- for example that his perspectives are indeed heavily biased through the lens of his own philosophy, and he mostly ignores things important to Nietzsche tha
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> That's extremely debatable I completely agree. People will have different interpretations and perspectives on it, and there is often no way to know which is closer to what Nietzsche was thinking. Jung is certainly not without his
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Kaufmann's are the best, but also still not good. Along with the translation he wrote detailed notes and commentary, and it is clear from that that he was often just completely missing Nietzsche's actual point. The main thing Kauf
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There are no really easy answers there... What I referenced above is the book I recommend, "Jung's Seminar on Nietzsche's Zarathustra." It is a transcription of academic lectures Carl Jung gave on Nietzsche- where he off
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This is only an analysis of the surface level presentation style of Nietzsches work… not the ideas themselves, which he claimed he came up with while walking, not while writing. I can’t help but suspect that the author was unable to underst
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I wouldn’t consider it a shift as much as a development- he kept landing on new ideas that built on his previous ones. Focusing on his writing style rather than the ideas themselves feels a bit like bikeshedding to me. He claims he would co
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The US still is absolutely an amazing place to do creative work. Most of the fun innovative stuff is done in small companies, startups, and academia. Big organizations find it hard to not stifle creativity with bureaucracy- so they’ve taken
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Absolutely- there is no reason children can’t and shouldn’t learn science by participating as it is done by real scientists- reading and even writing and publishing their own papers. I am an academic PI and am involved within teaching scien
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Math education techniques are a legitimate field of research worthy of publication. Science education is an academic field that publishes just like any other. Arxiv is a preprint server and not a journal - they don’t discriminate based on “
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People learn better when it is fun, playful, and seems to relate to or be useful for things they care about. Doing so is part of teaching it “head on” and teaching it well. I’ve actually been teaching my 2nd grade son Math recently though M
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I don't think the concept of a "surrogate activity" is meaningful... the whole concept seems predicated on the idea that humans should forever be stuck on the lowest level of Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, and there is no intri
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Yes, that could possibly work with some carefully selected Sanger sequencing- I'd have to start with finding region(s) that had something I expected to be able to meaningfully interpret, which itself wouldn't be trivial, especiall
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Fair enough, but I think car people remember or know of the history, and they could in principle reclaim it with high end products like they once made. Almost all car manufacturers that are still around have gone through rough periods and h
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Yes, probably a feedback loop. There is lots of research showing modern food is engineered for high "food reward value" which overcomes our satiety mechanisms, and is essentially addictive (e.g. https://www.stephanguyen
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Jaguar absolutely has a very long history of making exclusive low production volume sports cars and supercars that fit all 3 of those criteria. In the 90s they were selling the XJ220 for what would nowadays be about 1.3 million- it was both
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The long hood is a classic Jaguar style element from back when they had incredily long V12 and inline 6 engines. The bare engine blocks alone were about 4 feet long, not counting all of the accessories, fan, radiator, etc. I agree it makes
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They don’t get the DNA sequence with these cheap microarray based services. However a human or something just as directly related to a dog would give weird mostly nonsense outputs- even if they could not tell what species the sample is actu
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What about play and fun? I’m not inclined to take advice from that person you quoted on how best to spend ones time. However I agree that the response above is not mutually exclusive with mine.
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Knowing how these services work that is not surprising- most only use a microarray that can only identify the approximate relative abundance of specific small fragments of DNA, it does not read the DNA sequence directly. They then probably
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The fact that drugs that work for obesity are broadly effective against addiction suggests to be that obesity is often essentially a food addiction- e.g. possibly using food as a way to escape negative feelings or a response to emotional tr
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I'd like to, but can't find a practical way to do so. I doubt there is any consumer level service that would do this- the "23andme for dogs" type services likely aren't setup for this. It would need to be a professi

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