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6y ago
Provide some facts instead of hearsay. Here are some: - Did you know that Tesla has a shuttle between San Joaquin valley and the Tesla factory? Did you know that Tesla has factories in the San Joaquin valley? - Did you know about Tracy bein
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Arbitrary in terms of flow of people. Many, many people commute from San Joaquin County to Alameda County and beyond. Many goods and services flow between the counties. There are many warehouses located in the flats right over the hills in
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6y ago
I think the name you give it mostly depends on whether you are inside or outside the group or stand to gain or lose from it. So one person calls the same exact thing a cabal and the other calls it a coalition. It’s dependent on the biases o
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babesh
6y ago
You mean they weren't coordinating?
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6y ago
It also sounds like cabal, cartel, union, ring, tribe, oligopoly, etc... You can't join. You aren't invited. You have no say.
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6y ago
You mean like Alameda County and San Joaquin County which are adjacent to each other and which have different rules in place? Arbitrary line on the map.
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6y ago
Definitely not coordination. Came together on their own. Decide what to do together. Enforce each other's powers by acting in concert.
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https://abc7news.com/coronavirus-testing-locations-near-me-w... You mostly can't get tested unless you have symptoms.
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6y ago
The Bay Area health officials have formed a cabal to move the entire region in concert. This has first meant the joint statement extending the lockdown to June 1st. My speculation is that this also means that the whole area moves at the sam
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6y ago
I'm not going to take a side here but just wanted to point out that the previous poster is referring to conditional probability. P(works|someone doing this is 91) > P(works). n is 1 here so the probability hasn't changed much a
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6y ago
Don’t forget the promotion!
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6y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Li_Ka-shing
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babesh
6y ago
Occupy Mars
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6y ago
Was told by my wife years ago that there is a Hong Kong tycoon who has been doing this for years. Supposedly hires young people to do nothing but to stay healthy and then has transfusions of their blood. Just checked and he is still alive a
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6y ago
This is cut and pasted from the CDC. Read about what surgical masks do "protects the wearer's nose and mouth from contact with droplets, splashes and sprays that may contain germs". Surgical masks Also called a medical mask,
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6y ago
That power is very, very dangerous and has been abused in the past. It doesn’t mean it shouldn’t be used. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compulsory_sterilization
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6y ago
There were plenty of n95 masks sold for industrial use. Some of those were the plain dust mask style masks. Just search Home Depot. Are you saying that those will be more dangerous than no mask? Also it is a bad argument to argue that peopl
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6y ago
There was an immediate and massive run on n95 masks. Those do protect you much better. I think it was mostly to protect the supply for medical providers. Also my understanding is that even cloth masks somewhat protect against droplets.
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You have to try first and oftentimes if you can’t explain it clearly then your understanding of the subject isn’t keen enough.
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Nothing changed in the science between when they were saying that masks were not useful and when they said it was mandatory.
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babesh
6y ago
Manipulation whether in good or bad faith is one is the biggest problems in the US. It’s is coming from both sides. Don’t vote for those who will manipulate you.
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6y ago
I disagree with the manipulation. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. I don’t know if it would have been accepted.
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6y ago
This is the very best article I have read on the lockdown: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2020/05/04/seattles-leade... The positive is that Washington state acted early and the Bay Area followed quic
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7y ago
It's turtles all the way down. You can sometimes vote with your feet (if you have the wherewithal)... but that applies to the city, county, state, nation level as well.
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7y ago
Keep going north.
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7y ago
You need to factor in that some of the currently infected are going to die.
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7y ago
It seems very improbable since the positive rate for tests in general are around 10% (at least in San Mateo county).
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They are targeting $5K for round trip tickets between NY and London. It is really just making it faster for the rich to travel for fun or work. Supposedly it is inherently 3X as expensive as subsonic planes from a cost per seat mile point o
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That was the case in the past several recessions. The only question is the relative mix in each company. And then if this recession persists then more and more knives come out as people fight each other for jobs within each company. Many pe
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7y ago
Each advertiser is trying to optimize ROI for the search ads it spends on. They do that by tracing clicks to subsequent purchases. This tells them how profitable/unprofitable the ad purchase was. The advertising system is self balancin
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