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abfan1127
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that doesn't excuse the Fed's behaviors.
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can you point out a human organization not susceptible to negligence?
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you clearly don't live in suburban or rural areas. I've tried to take public transportation in Phoenix. They put stops every 1/4 mi. it takes longer to ride a bus than ride a bike. public transit is just not remotely reasonab
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unaltered housing markets have the same market signals of candy markets. If housing is "artificially expensive", others can build new housing and collect all of the customers. In this instance, find "Real Page" communiti
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I think it was more about offering features on cars manufactured prior the new feature was released...
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this seems like a business opportunity...
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child birth was a huge factor on human mortality (both mother and child). Human's ability to conceive frequently (monthly fertility rather than annually) and being able to conceive for many years allows success. If we only bred annuall
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I wish it was shareable. If she presented my son to her breasts with a certain posture, he would latch without any issues. If she didn't, then it would hurt her immensely. I want to say the lactation consultant "smashed" the
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anecdotally, my wife struggled to breastfeed our first born. The hospital lactation consultant wasn't very helpful. Ultimately, we found another who's knowledge and bedside manner was very good. I'd hypothesize the lack of ge
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I agree its not a competitive market. Rural areas suffer in all areas of limited markets, medical isn't special. Government involvement (including, but not limited to limiting licensing). insurance clouds the market as well (both how w
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Profit is a strong incentive to optimize. non-profit organizations are under different incentives. They both have pitfalls, they both have advantages.
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firearms are messy, both figuratively and literally. I agree on the nitrogen option though.
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can we educate frogs, warn scorpions, still allow frogs to give rides, and hold scorpions accountable?
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the issue with this perspective is if people think Intel won't commit to a long term strategy, no one buys in and it dies quickly. Ecosystems take a long time to build momentum. Intel, along with any other cash-cow business plan compan
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Protectionism. Its why they shout for regulation. Keep the others out, force consumers to use your product, make lots of money.
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from a position of ignorance, why/how is 1password better?
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What product supports Cross Platform (minimum of Windows, Mac, iOS) that is easy to setup for non-technical people?
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the location of the 1 room hut is open for location.
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Productivity is another word for "wealth creation." You're welcome to live in a 1 room hut without electricity or running water, but many people prefer otherwise. Further, many people prefer and enjoy the finer things in life
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source?
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some people are new to the Fusion discussion. They've missed the last 50 yrs of "fusion is 10 yrs away" claims. Over the years, I've learned to temper all discovery excitement. Its the other side of the coin equivalent o
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American Football is extremely simple game relative to other games. It also is piece-wise fast paced. The game goes really fast, then gets a small break. it lends it self easily to television broadcast with its timeouts, changing of sides,
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those suicides could also be Black Swan events, very rare, nothing done actually did anything. But human behavior is weird, so who knows.
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I came here to say this. You didn't fail. Its just not a good fit. maybe they are incompetent, and saving you heartache in the long run. Maybe they weren't able to extract your relevant experience. maybe you didn't share effe
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golf carts are legal in Arizona. I'd assume they are legal in other states, if not other countries as well.
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my undergraduate analog circuits professor worked with Bob Widlar. He had some great stories. Widlar was a pioneer!
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I'd argue synthetic diamonds and synthetic "life" are pretty different. We also don't eat diamonds.
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I don't think so. we can be efficient or inefficient with meat as food or vegetables as food.
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I'd argue that meat should be the preferred method of feeding people given the nutrients in it.
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if you didn't have a farm system to pull from, how many animals would you slaughter to subsist? Where would you raise the animal? what things would you give up for proper animal husbandry? I'd argue it is incredibly efficient!
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